Romeo Gandon grew up in Champagne, within a family of winegrowers whose roots in Chigny-les-Roses date back to 1625.
Fashion was never the path he was expected to follow.
At nineteen, after the loss of his father, Romeo inherited his wardrobe. Through these clothes, their fabrics, their cuts, the traces of a life lived in them and a fascination for fashion gradually became a necessity.
He left Champagne for Paris and studied Fashion Design.
Today, Romeo Gandon begins his own story with a first collection of bags, bringing together the two worlds that shaped him: fashion and the vineyard.
Vine wood becomes part of the object, not as ornament, but as memory. Each piece carries the origin of the vine from which its wood was taken, preserving the trace of a specific land, a specific place, a specific story.
From one generation to another, the material remains.