Printemps has always reinvented itself. Year after year, season after season. As part of its ongoing renewal, Printemps has unveiled an exclusive new brand: Saison 1865. While 1865 alludes to the founding date of the legendary brand, "Saison" is both a nod to the marvelous recommencement that takes place every spring, and to the calendar of fashion collections. Infinitely varied, the label's ready-to-wear and accessories for women and men are also unconditionally committed to the environment: designed essentially in Europe from noble or recycled materials, the Saison 1865 wardrobe has the "Unis vers le beau responsable" label. Gots-certified cotton is used alongside Lyocell knits, while much of the small leather goods are made in France by talented partner craftsmen. Saison 1865 is the story of fashion on the move, at once timeless and quirky, inclusive and committed.

The world is changing, and it's up to major players such as the Printemps group to be connectors and catalysts of change by providing our customers and employees with unique, positive and sustainable experiences. With this in mind, in 2021, Printemps Haussmann unveiled 7ème Ciel, the world's largest physical space dedicated to second-hand Luxury and Designer goods in a department store. This floor, dedicated entirely to vintage and circularity, showcases brands committed to ethical approaches such as upcycling, art-cycling, repair, personalization and second-hand. Printemps customers can also take advantage of the "Second Printemps" luxury vintage buy-back service. Fashion being an eternal restart, Printemps has also deployed the "Hors Saison" concept in several of its stores in France, giving a new lease of life to pieces from past collections. Place des Tendances and Made In Design offer Second Hand, giving customers access to an exclusive selection of products from luxury brands, creators and renowned designers at irresistible prices. 

Numerous renovations and refurbishments are carried out on a regular basis, particularly at Printemps Haussmann, whose facades have been listed as Historical Monuments since 1975. Restoration of the facades took four years, with the restoration of the eight corner rotundas and the facades involving numerous craftsmen such as stonemasons, mosaicists and marble masons. The main dome, comprising 3,181 glass panels, was also renovated and electrified in 2015. More recently, in 2021, Printemps Haussmann gave a new lease of life to one of its most spectacular architectural features: the Coupole Binet and the Pont d'Argent, entirely renovated to house the world's largest physical space dedicated to second-hand Luxury and Designer goods in a department store, the "7ème Ciel". In 2023, Printemps Haussmann continues to reinvent itself by restoring and reopening to the public the Grand Escalier Patrimonial after more than 40 years of closure. Like its flagship store on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris, Printemps has paid particular attention to the preservation of this Norman architectural gem, created in 1912, since the creation of Printemps Deauville. Its façade was the subject of a renovation program from 2017 to 2019 aimed at restoring and protecting this exceptional historical heritage: more than 30 art craftsmen and journeymen, mostly local, worked on more than 10 different trades. In 2023, Printemps Deauville has been completely renovated, unveiling a new store format that sublimates its historic heritage.

The Printemps Group's commitment is directly rooted in our history. Since Printemps was founded in 1865, the Group has worked to empower women and young people, and to promote inclusion and solidarity. In recent years, this commitment has accelerated thanks to several forward-looking projects in favor of women's health via Odysséa and RoseUp; young designers with several fashion schools such as ESMOD, Duperré and the Institut Français de la Mode; social integration in partnership with the Ecole de la 2e Chance, Fashion Green Hub and several internal initiatives.