Goyard is not only well known for hand stenciling monograms on its pieces, but also for adding personalized touches. In the days when trunks were outfitted for royalty, the family crest was emblazoned in full display with corresponding coloured stripes. This tradition is still upheld today by the House (for a nominal fee of course) with a modern twist. Crests are now replaced with motifs such as a seahorse or the limited edition skull, a collaboration with Mastermind Japan.
Interestingly enough, the crown motif seen below used to be readily available. Recently, Goyard mandated that one must show proof of a royal bloodline to obtain this personalization.
Goyard is not only well known for hand stenciling monograms on its pieces, but also for adding personalized touches. In the days when trunks were outfitted for royalty, the family crest was emblazoned in full display with corresponding coloured stripes. This tradition is still upheld today by the House (for a nominal fee of course) with a modern twist. Crests are now replaced with motifs such as a seahorse or the limited edition skull, a collaboration with Mastermind Japan. 
Interestingly enough, the crown motif seen below used to be readily available. Recently, Goyard mandated that one must show proof of a royal bloodline to obtain this personalization.
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