Maes Paris
Handcrafted French leather bags and accessories for consumers seeking durable, design-led objects
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Maes Paris
MAES Paris designs and sells bags, accessories and bracelets, handcrafted in France using selected traditional and next-generation materials.
The company was founded in Paris by designer Romain Boubert. Registry facts place its headquarters in Paris and its founding date in 2017.
Product: Designs and sells handcrafted bags, accessories and bracelets.
Jobs at Maes Paris
Leadership
- Romain Boubert · FounderSource: company website
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