Comité Colbert

Comité Colbert, headquartered at 29 Boulevard de Courcelles, 75008 Paris, France, is an association "to promote the concept of luxury." In 2026, the organization gathered 65 members¹ for “Hidden Treasures, 250 Years of Franco-American Luxury Stories,” an exhibition at New York City's The Shed which focused on the cultural exchange between France and America via objects created by French luxury houses.

Comité Colbert, headquartered at 29 Boulevard de Courcelles, 75008 Paris, France, is an association "to promote the concept of luxury." In 2026, the organization gathered 65 members for “Hidden Treasures, 250 Years of Franco-American Luxury Stories,” an exhibition at New York City's The Shed which focused on the cultural exchange between France and America via objects created by French luxury houses. ==History and operations== It was founded in 1954¹ by Jean-Jacques Guerlain, son of French perfumer Jacques Guerlain. The association has more than one hundred members, most of which are French companies in the luxury-goods industry. ===Métiers or trade sectors=== The association is divided into thirteen métiers or trade sectors. The sectors are: automobile crystal decoration faience and porcelain fragrance and cosmetic gastronomie gold and precious materials haute couture / fashion hospitality leather goods publishing silver and bronze wine and spirits The association adopted its first automobile brand (Bugatti) in July 2015. ===Members=== Members include: ====A–M==== Baccarat Berluti Bernardaud Bonpoint Boucheron Breguet Bugatti Bussière Caron Cartier Céline Champagne Bollinger Champagne Charles Heidsieck Chanel Parfums Chanel Château Cheval Blanc Château Lafite Rothschild Château d'Yquem Chloé Christian Dior Parfums Christian Dior Christian Liaigre Christofle D. Porthault D. Wandrille Dalloyau Éditions Diane de Selliers Delisle Ercuis Eres Dr. Irena Eris Faïenceries de Gien Gucci Flammarion Beaux livres Éditions de parfums Frédéric Malle George V Givenchy Parfums Givenchy Guerlain Hédiard Hermès Parfums Hermès Le Bristol Hôtel du Palais Hôtel Ritz Paris Jean Patou Jeanne Lanvin John Lobb Bootmaker Krug Lacoste Lancôme Le Meurice Lenôtre Leonard Longchamp Lorenz Bäumer Joaillier Louis Vuitton La Maison du Chocolat Maison Francis Kurkdjian Martell Mellerio dits Meller ====N–Z==== Oustau de Baumanière Perrier-Jouët Pierre Balmain Pierre Frey Pierre Hermé Pierre Hardy Plaza Athénée Potel et Chabot Jean Puiforcat Orient-Express Rémy Martin Robert Haviland et C. Parlon Rochas Saint-Louis ST Dupont Taillevent Van Cleef & Arpels Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin Yves Delorme Yves Saint Laurent Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Perfums ==See also== Altagamma (an association of Italian luxury brands) Henokiens (an international association of family-owned companies that have existed for 200 years or more) Made in France ==References== ==External links==

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