Créations
Milan, tone on tone
Rossonere stripes printed tone-on-tone, a discreet star: Milan that does not raise its voice, in Haute Métamorphose.
Haute Métamorphose
Les créations, les matières et les coulisses de la maison.
Alpine, black and tricolour
Alpine F1 team jerseys turned into bags for Alpine Boulogne — one of them went to driver Pierre Gasly.
Mercedes, the Silver Arrows in black
In 2023, the Mercedes Formula 1 cars raced in black. The team kit becomes a Haute Métamorphose bag, with a red leather interior.
A Porsche racing suit worn crossbody
A Porsche Motorsport racing suit becomes a Sac 55: the side stripes follow the sides, with a red leather interior.
A Ferrari suit, for once
For once, not a jersey: a Ferrari driver suit becomes a bag, its patches left exactly in place.
France 98, Zidane’s number ten
On the back of the 1998 model, a flocking that nothing explains better than itself: Zidane, 10. The bag keeps it intact, in its place.
Fiorentina, viola
In Florence, people don’t say the team, they say the Viola. A Kappa jersey in a bold violet, turned into a bag.
Ferrari, number 16
An already signed Ferrari jersey, number 16: the bag was intended for Charles Leclerc.
Monaco, on the diagonal
The red and white in one bold stroke: Monaco’s diagonal stripe and the RMC sponsor move from jersey to bag.
Lacoste, it all happens at the collar
A Lacoste polo shirt transformed into a bag: the button placket and the crocodile stay in place, between the stripes.
Lo-Life, a loyalty
From Brooklyn to Dublin and then Paris, the Lo-Life community and the maison share the same loyalty to what we love to wear.
Ralph Lauren, all in white on the green
Embroidered players in white on grass green: a Polo Ralph Lauren garment in Wimbledon colours, transformed into a bag.
Stade Français, the Parisian storm
A white Stade Français jersey streaked with blue and red lightning bolts, transformed into a 45 cm Haute Métamorphose lined with red leather.
Dodgers, a row of buttons
A Dodgers baseball jersey signed Starter, with fine stripes and a button placket, kept just as it is on a Haute Métamorphose bag.
Barcelona, the sky of 1997
The sky-blue Barça jersey from the Kappa years, lined with leather: a Haute Métamorphose that keeps the crest in its rightful place.
Barcelona, black and gold
Barça leaves blue and garnet behind for the night: a black Nike jersey, and everything else in gold.
Inter, Pirelli on the chest
The Inter 2020/21 third jersey, grey and black, Pirelli in yellow: a word we do not cut, turned into a Haute Métamorphose bag.
DRC, the flag rather than the jersey
Marcel Tisserand did not entrust us with a jersey, but with the flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Algeria’s green, two stars
Algeria’s green, two stars, red leather the colour of a crescent: a bag that Smaïl Bouabdellah was among the first to carry.
Jordan, Barcelona lightning bolts
The pattern Michael Jordan wore in Barcelona in the summer of 1992, transformed into a hand-held travel bag, with its pouch.
A Tunisia cut into facets
We expect the Eagles of Carthage in red or white. Kappa dressed them in black, cut like a stone.
Monaco away
The navy blue and yellow Kappa away jersey of AS Monaco, Fedcom sponsor, transformed into a 45 cm Haute Métamorphose.
Barcelona in Berlin, 6 June
The FC Barcelone shirt embroidered for the 2015 Berlin final, the club’s fifth Ligue des champions title, transformed into a Haute Métamorphose bag.
Teaching fabric to hold its shape
A jersey is supple; a bag must hold its shape: the craft of the Haute Métamorphose atelier, from the pattern to the JOUBERT marking.
The jerseys that lay dormant
Forgotten jerseys, a first bag, a compliment from Djibril Cissé: the first weeks of the house of JOUBERT.
