Founder and creative director of Lebrun Paris, Damien Lebrun develops a premium men's wardrobe, Made in France, between modern tailoring, noble materials and urban elegance.
A house founded in Paris in 2024, Lebrun Paris embodies the vision of a men's quiet luxury: precision of cut, noble materials (virgin wool, cashmere, cotton, corduroy) and full French craftsmanship in an atelier in the Paris region, based in Bagnolet.
Damien Lebrun did not learn to see in an atelier. He learned in the street, studying the way light falls on a wool coat, the silhouette of a man crossing a Haussmann boulevard, the geometry of a building façade at dusk.
For him, clothing has always been architecture on a human scale. Trained at ESMOD Paris, where he built rigorous technical foundations, Damien deepened his understanding of the industry through a formative experience at the trend office of Galeries Lafayette, an environment that sharpened his instinct for what lasts beyond the season. He came away with one conviction: the market did not need more products. It needed more intention.
In 2024, as the winner of a young designers' competition, he founded Lebrun Paris. The house reflects everything he spent years refining: a tonal palette built on texture rather than colour, a signature obsession with the architecture of pockets, and the belief that the best garment is the one you slip on each morning without a second thought.
His cinematic reference is Guy Ritchie, the sharply dressed men of Lock, Stock and Snatch, that particular tension between tailoring and the street, between controlled elegance and raw energy. He designs for the man who carries that same contradiction within him.
