France did not arrive at the 2026 World Cup carrying ordinary team luggage. Les Bleus turned their airport arrival into a luxury handbag showcase, proving that football’s most stylish squad can make a travel bag feel like part of the uniform.
Jules Koundé was seen with a classic Louis Vuitton monogram duffel, while Ousmane Dembélé carried a striking black Hermès Haut à Courroies, commonly known as the HAC. Rayan Cherki also embraced the Hermès moment with a smaller beige HAC bag, while Marcus Thuram made one of the boldest statements with a bright green Chanel XXL Flap Bag from the house’s celebrated Pharrell Williams collaboration.
The bag lineup was especially powerful because every major label represented—Hermès, Chanel and Louis Vuitton—is part of France’s luxury-fashion legacy. Les Bleus were not simply carrying expensive accessories; they were bringing French craftsmanship, fashion history and personal style to the World Cup stage.
From collectible Chanel pieces to oversized Hermès travel bags and iconic Louis Vuitton monogram luggage, France’s players made it clear: the World Cup tunnel is now as much a runway as the pitch is a battlefield
