The brand
Welcome to Bombay-Sur-Seine
Since their beginnings in 2004, designers Marie Lucas and Clémence du Tertre have been building bridges between India and France. Between tradition and modernity, they design collections for everyone, timeless, retro, and modern at the same time. Colorful and printed collections. All patterns are designed in Parisian workshops and printed or woven in India using ancestral techniques.
Emotional motives
What makes a print successful? Is it the brushstrokes, which seem hesitant, almost trembling? Or its reassuring primary colors? Or is it because it was printed by women and men with skills that are unique in the world, who enriched it with a part of themselves, their simplicity, and their sincerity? Honestly, we don't know. But do we really need to understand? We prefer to simply tell ourselves that there is undoubtedly a little magic in it." Clémence and Marie
Goodbye sadness!
Collections for everyone that break away from the “black-gray-neutral-we-miss-the-city” trend.
Let's ditch trendy products and give ourselves the right to take our time, stretch it out, and give it the space it deserves. Let's avoid the pitfalls of seasonality!
A commitment to proven sincerity
For twenty years, the founders have been proudly committed to promoting traditional skills and handmade products, warding off the evil eye of industrialization. All fabrics are printed or woven by hand by women and men who are artisans by family tradition. Their exceptional skills are the beauty and soul of the collections. For sixteen years, they have worked exclusively with socially responsible partners who also support local craftsmanship and offer their employees decent living conditions, access to education, healthcare, and more.
Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom, Freedom,
We love this freedom of expression and spirit that can be found here and there. For us, India is an inexhaustible source of inspiration. It frees us from the dictates of our time. It liberates us from time and its constraints. Because everything takes so much time there, you might as well enjoy it!