Chanel has acquired Charvet, the famed shirtmaker located on Place Vendôme, in a move revealed by Bruno Pavlovsky, president of Chanel’s fashion division. The family-owned business, known for its high-end shirts, has been a target of interest for some time. Details of the acquisition remain largely undisclosed, but the move signals Chanel’s investment in preserving and integrating exceptional French craftsmanship. Pavlovsky shared insights into the deal with Le Figaro, highlighting the strategic importance of the acquisition for the luxury conglomerate. This purchase suggests Chanel aims to bolster its offerings with Charvet’s established reputation and expertise in shirtmaking. The Colban family, previous owners of Charvet, have thus concluded a sale to one of the world’s leading fashion houses.