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Luxury house Moynat has teamed up with Kasing Lung, the creative mind behind Labubu, to launch an exclusive limited-edition bag collection. The partnership celebrates the 10th anniversary of “The Monster” series, merging Moynat’s iconic silhouettes with the artist’s beloved characters.

The Canvas M line receives a vibrant reimagining, featuring Labubu, Zimomo, and King Mon brought to life on the bags. The collection includes three Tote sizes, a soft Hobo, the travel-ready Mini 48h, and the rare Mignon—each crafted with Moynat’s signature hand-stitching precision.

Complementing the bags are leather cardholders, passport covers, and playful charms, where Lung’s bold, joyful aesthetic meets the Maison’s timeless craftsmanship. The collection balances collectible whimsy with enduring elegance.

The launch is accompanied by a vivid campaign shot by Xiangyu Liu, featuring stars such as Michelle Yeoh, Tony Leung, Carine Roitfeld, and Guillaume Diop from the Paris Opera. The first wave of Moynat x Kasing Lung bags will be available in Maison boutiques from October 11, 2025, remaining on sale into early 2026.

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