2023.05.18

The 11 Workshops Supporting CHANEL Gathered at "Le 19M": The Rapidly Changing Northeast of Paris Is Fascinating

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New lights are starting to flicker in the once-dim north-eastern Paris. One notable example is Le 19M, where CHANEL has relocated 11 of the approximately 40 ateliers under its umbrella to the 19th arrondissement of Paris.

For Parisians, areas like the 19th arrondissement in north-eastern Paris and the neighboring Aubervilliers often have a gritty reputation. It’s not a place people frequently visit by choice, and it isn’t known for its safety. However, as the 2024 Paris Olympics approach, new facilities are rising, transforming the area into a completely different landscape from before.

Simultaneously, Aubervilliers is also known for its large textile wholesale district. Since around 2000, Chinese immigrant wholesalers have gathered in the area, forming the largest textile market in Europe. The area is filled with large housing complexes for the working class and shops covered with signs like "bulk purchases only." Additionally, many people of African descent reside in the area, contributing to a powerful sense of cultural diversity.

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