A vibrant new store, Petit Pan, has opened its doors in the Béraudier gallery of Lyon Part-Dieu SNCF station on Friday, April 3rd. This marks the brand’s first establishment outside of the capital, bringing its unique blend of colorful designs and creative products to Lyon residents and travelers.
Petit Pan: A Brand Born from Passion and Color
Founded in 2002 by Belgian artist Myriam De Loor and kite designer Pan Gang, Petit Pan was created out of a shared love for color, China, art, and childhood. The brand’s distinctive style is immediately recognizable, featuring colorful patterns, poetic inspirations, and a joyful atmosphere that captivates passersby. It offers a playful aesthetic that combines Asian influences with contemporary creativity, designed to bring a touch of fantasy to everyday life.
A Wide Range of Products for All Ages
The new boutique offers a diverse selection of items centered around early childhood and creative hobbies. Customers can find printed fabrics, haberdashery, baby accessories such as sleeping bags, clothing, health record book covers, and booties. Additionally, the store features decorative objects, home accessories, and DIY kits and supplies, providing ample choices to spark imagination and encourage manual creation.
Commitment to Responsibility and Sustainability
Petit Pan emphasizes a strong commitment to responsible practices. A significant 98% of its textiles are made from Oeko-Tex certified cotton, a unique and labeled material, and 100% of its objects are crafted from natural materials like bamboo or silk. The brand also actively reduces waste by transforming fabric scraps into haberdashery accessories, aligning with a zero-waste philosophy and thoughtful collections.
This new opening is part of a broader development of new businesses at the Lyon Part-Dieu SNCF station, enhancing the commercial offerings for the millions of travelers and local residents who frequent the hub.
Source: actu.fr
