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Woven leather preparation in Point.À la ligne parisian atelier. I’m often asked this question—about the price of a bag. Not directly, but through a hesitation when it comes time to say the number, or a silence after the quote. This question deserves a clear answer. But to answer it, we must start with another: why this brand exists, and what its independence demands. An independent brand in 2026 Independent means that every decision is made here. The pace is set by the house;

Cette lettre ouvre un espace volontairement calme, où le temps reprend sa place, comme dans l’atelier. Je m’appelle Christine. J’ai fondé Point. À la ligne pour redonner toute sa valeur au geste juste et au travail de la main. Chaque pièce est réalisée à la main, sur commande, dans un dialogue silencieux avec la matière. Au fil de ces lettres, je partage une vision du luxe plus lente, plus exigeante, portée par le sens et la durée.

In artisanal leather goods, leather does more than simply cover an object. It determines its structure, feel, shape, durability, patina, and overall presence. At Point. À la ligne, this choice is embodied in a full-grain, semi-aniline vegetable-tanned leather with an aniline finish: a dense, vibrant, and demanding material, chosen for its nobility, depth, and ability to age gracefully over the years. Material as the starting point in artisanal leather goods It is sometimes be

7 criteria that artisans check (and you should know) Buying a quality leather bag should be a pleasure. Yet most shoppers hesitate, and for good reason. The word “leather” covers a wide range of realities; some items labeled “high-end” won’t last five years, and it’s often impossible, in a store, to distinguish a genuine artisanal piece from a well-marketed industrial product. I’ve been working with leather by hand for 8 years in my workshop. Through constant observation, cut