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Olivier Guyot Translated by
Nicola Mira Published
April 24, 2025
“Madrid is a thriving city. We’ll cater to French people living in the Spanish capital, but our products also appeal to South American expatriates who sometimes find the climate in Spain a bit cool,” said Laurence Levy, managing director of French cashmere label Eric Bompard.
Eric Bompard will be opening its first store in Spain in the next few weeks, taking over premises formerly occupied by Rimowa at 78 calle Serrano in Madrid, a high-end location where the label will feature alongside Cartier and opposite Gucci.
The opening will mark a new stage in Eric Bompard’s expansion outside France, where it still generates most of its revenue. The label has recently renovated its store in Düsseldorf, Germany, and, satisfied by the performance of its London stores, is looking for a third address in the UK’s capital. With its extensive assortment of knitwear and ready-to-wear, Eric Bompard and its overseas retail partners are attracting a clientèle that is often younger than the label’s long-established French one.
Levy said that, in the last two years, the label has worked to create a range capable of attracting a variety of customer segments. Alongside its evergreen essentials, Eric Bompard has developed complete looks, and is testing additional product categories. The new Eric Bompard silhouettes feature dresses and skirts in various blended materials, as well as trench coats and overcoats. For next winter, the label will also introduce leather items alongside knitwear.
By transforming its assortment, and via targeted marketing initiatives, Eric Bompard is able to win over directional multibrand retailers, a sign of maturity for a label that will celebrate its 40th anniversary this autumn. Relying on its cashmere expertise, Eric Bompard will drop a fall capsule collection focused on cable-knit motifs, presented in a variety of colours and sophisticated new-look patterns on its signature sweaters and on trousers, skirts and dresses.
In parallel, Eric Bompard has released the latest collection designed by Carolyn Randolfi, riffing on its evergreen products to complete and amplify the range. For example, the lightweight sweater launched for summer 2025 (very successful with the trade and one of the label's best-sellers, according to Levy), will be presented again for the start of the winter season. Eric Bompard is keen to offer its clientèle more lightweight and affordable items, and has tapped its long-standing suppliers to introduce, for the first time, a dress and a polo 100% made in wool.
Levy said that pricing is carefully calibrated and, since consumers are extremely mindful of this element, the approach has paid off. Eric Bompard has recorded a revenue of approximately €100 million, on par with the past, and has a few expansion projects in the offing.
In Paris, the menswear store in rue de Sévigné continues to operate, and the label's menswear will be also available at Bon Marché, at Printemps men’s in boulevard Haussmann, with a revamped corner, and at the Printemps branch in Bordeaux. The menswear line, featuring sweaters, oversize t-shirts and cashmere overshirts, will soon be sold also via a concession at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris, adding further opportunities for Eric Bompard to make its mark in the highly competitive cashmere segment.