Constructed from layered, waterproof canvas, veg leather trim and contemporary tweed this mini collection consists of a rucksack named the Malt and a tote called the Longhi. Look out for them hitting the website next week.
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Now mid-January is upon us is we're looking ahead to the end of sale time when we'll be taking stock of some brand new styles, including our canvas/leather trimmed pieces along with some sweet colours of our Garrard clutch bag. We are pleased to unveil our SS15 Look Book, as a taste of things to come and as a re-presentation of some of our classic styles. Shot by our new collaborator, the very talented Caroline Leeming, we hope you like it as much as we enjoyed shooting it.
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Wrapping up all the M.Hulot gifts has got me in the Christmas spirit and I thought I'd take a moment to share one of my favourite photography books, Lartigue's Winter Pictures, compiled by Elisabeth Foch and Martine d'Astier de la Vigerie.
Photographed at the beginning of the 20thC the images document a period in time when winter sports were only for the lucky few. Capturing the joyousness of new snow, the abandonment of holidays and the chicest winter wardrobes, don't they just make you feel festive and happy? Here's hoping for some snow to lose ourselves in this Christmas!
After a classic Christmas? Visit the Monocle Christmas Market on the 6th and 7th December. Father Christmas will be there and so will M.Hulot! Join us for carols, festive fun and some independent Christmas shopping, alongside personal favourites Esk cashmere and Trunk, amongst others.
We'll have the current collection for sale, including men's and ladie's styles, and the first chance to shop our brand new Gia bags.
We look forward to seeing you there. Each M.Hulot piece comes with their own dust bags, making them the perfect Christmas package.
M.Hulot: What's in the Russo Mini Bag? from M.Hulot on Vimeo.
'What's in the Russo Mini Bag' is the first in a small series of stop motion films showing you what you can fit in M.Hulot bags. A little peek into the world of M.Hulot, as well as the capacity of our mini bags, We hope that you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.
The film was shot by the brilliant (and very patient) Band Films, at their headquarters in Bristol. Music was supplied by Tunng, who kindly let us use our favourite single of theirs , the 2007 track Bullets, which we think provides a truly individual feel.
Buy the Russo Mini here in Camello or Black.
1. Jessie Harris Ledge Gap Ring 2. Ederle Beeswax Birthday Candles 3. Cecilia Hammarborg Lowslung Coat 4. June Olsen Concrete Bowl from An Artful Life 5. Other/shop Martha Ankle Boot 6. Peridot A-line Leather Skirt from YBD 7. M.Hulot Russo Mini Bag 8. Tiro Tiro Plena Necklace
9. Esk Cashmere Mya Crew Jumper
9. Esk Cashmere Mya Crew Jumper
The most talked about piece of our Spring/Summer 2015 collection is our Gia cross body bag, a brand new addition to our popular range of mini bags. Though originally due to launch in the New year we couldn't help thinking they made the ideal bag for the festive season. We have been working hard (along with our Italian tanneries and fantastic Hackney leather workers) to get them to you by early December. They will be available on the M.Hulot website, at various Christmas pop-ups (more about these later) and at the brilliant Darkroom.
Above is also a first peek at an image from our brand new look book shot by Caroline Leeming. It was a true pleasure to work with her, and with her fastidious attention to detail, she fits perfectly into the M.Hulot fold. We can't wait to unveil the rest.
To reserve your Gia bag (retailing at £170) please email here. Otherwise sit tight and keep your eyes and open!
Due to the success of our last sample sale at Little Paris, Crouch End, we are back with even more lovely leather goods. This time we're sitting alongside the geometric homewares of another local label, A Minds Eye, and nestled in amongst the vintage French furniture.
Come and join for two days of shopping and browsing and treat yourself before Christmas is upon us!
1. One We Made Earlier Oskar necklace 2. Ace and Jig Heritage Stripe Cardi 3. M.Hulot Graphite Howe bag 4. Tracey Neuls Geek shoes 5. The North Circular Beanie 6. Nanushka Yaska Overal.
We are thrilled to be selling our wares at Design Junction, one of the biggest events of The London Design Festival. As part of a collection of ground floor pop-up shops, we are sharing a stand with jeweller Eleanor Bolton, whose beautiful coiled rope designs perfectly complement our crafted leather bags and accessories.
Design Junction will be the first time we have shown the new AW14 collection to the public and the first chance to purchase our brand new men's small leather goods range directly. Over the 4 day period we will be offering 20% off the current collection and a basket of limited edition past season at discounted prices.
The London Design Festival is an annual event to promote the creativity of London and is hailed as one of the world's most important design events. Taking in various venues, disciplines and designers you'll want to find out first hand what all the fuss is about!
Pre-register for Design Junction here.
Monsieur Hulot comes to Little Paris! Our French namesake would be delighted with our sample sale venue, the very beautiful gallic lifestyle store on Crouch End's Park Road. Our bags and accessories will be nestled amongst the Vintage furniture at the end of the shop, handpicked by store founder Helene.
Selling in renowed London boutiques and internationally, M.Hulot designer Anna Kreeger has long wanted to introduce her designs to the community in which she lives and works. For those coming from further afield see Anna's top picks of how to make a day of it:
-Catch some sun and sit outside the beautiful 1930s Town Hall, then walk up the Broadway taking in the landmark Clock Tower.
-Great coffee and muffins in flower pots at The Haberdashery cafe.
-Sample sale shopping with M.Hulot and browsing the curios at Little Paris.
-A mooch in the best Oxfam Bookstore. Particularly good for art books and rather reasonably priced records.
-Lunch at the super stylish and delicious Tapas restaurant, Bar Esteban.
- Stroll up to Alexandra Palace for panoramic views over the capital.
- Continue the trail on 'The Parkland Walk' . Following a disused railway line the walk takes you through a hidden nature reserve via Highgate Wood, Stroud Green and down to Finsbury Park.
1. Dalston Delhi hand printed neckerchief 2. Eleanor Bolton Half/Half bangle 3. Elizabeth Suzann june dress 4. Atlanta Weller Cheffre shoe 5. M.Hulot single Wrap Garrard 6. Steven Alan cross over shirt.
1. Rag and Bone fedora 2. Marina London Danni shirt 3. Marwood scarf
4. Mudlark Whimbrel High sandals 5. Hansel From Basel socks 6. M.Hulot Bru satchel 7. Margaret Howell skirt
We asked you to show us your M.Hulot bags and accessories, and although you were a bit camera shy at first, the entries soon came rolling in! You can see our favourites above.
But there can only be one Winner... and The Winner is....
Emily Sephton, whose entry is at the top of the board. We love her teaming of a bold patterned dress with the nude Rhodesia skinny belt, and what a photo as well!
Congratulations Emily! To claim you prize, please email info@mhulot.co.uk with your address.
Thanks to everyone for taking the time to enter and do feel free to send us your M.Hulot snaps when ever you like, we always love to see what you look like.
21st June sees the launch of the South Bank Series, four designer pop-up instalments in a relaxed environment just off London's busy South Bank.
We are thrilled to be showing M.Hulot on the 21st June alongside Pipet Scarves, Dobson Workwear and Grace Hamilton jewellery. We will be offering our current collection at 20% off, plus a few past season pieces at reduced prices and ....
**The first three people to shop with M.Hulot will receive a free Zeiss keyring worth £40**
Our fellow designers will also have a mix of promotions for that day only, alongside launching new collections and offering forward order.
With a South Bank location why not tie it in with playing 'tourist' for the day, taking in the sights of London's thames, visit the Matisse exhibition at The Tate, The Human Factor at the Hayward or The Real Food Market lining the South Bank.
Put the date in your diary and come and make yourself comfortable!








































