Roger Vivier Will Launch Customization Service in NYC

The French luxury brand brings its Atelier Vivier made-to-order experience to Saks Fifth Avenue this October.

Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Accessories

Roger Vivier Will Launch Customization Service in NYC

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Beginning October 19, 2026, New York City shoppers can access the Atelier Vivier made-to-order service at Saks Fifth Avenue. This exclusive residency runs through October 31, allowing clients to personalize luxury footwear and handbags.

Why it matters

The program aims to deepen the connection between the 1937-founded French brand and its American clientele by offering bespoke luxury options. It provides an localized experience for U.S. customers previously available primarily at the Paris flagship store.

The service offers 28 shoe styles and 7 handbag designs with over 1,000 possible combinations. Finished products command a price premium of up to 20 percent and require three months for delivery.

The players

Roger Vivier

Established in 1937, this French fashion house is known for its luxury footwear and accessories.

Saks Fifth Avenue

This iconic New York City luxury department store serves as the host venue for the Atelier Vivier residency.

The details

Customers must book private appointments within the Fifth Avenue Club to use the digital design tool and silver console for material selection. Available materials include satin, leather, patent, and suede, with options to engrave initials or a lucky number on the product.

Timeline

  1. Roger Vivier was established in 1937.

  2. The Atelier Vivier service debuted at the Paris flagship in 2026.

  3. The residency at Saks Fifth Avenue runs from October 19 to October 31, 2026.

Culture Shift

This residency reflects the broader luxury industry move toward hyper-personalization, shifting away from mass-produced seasonal items. By prioritizing bespoke details, the brand caters to modern consumer demand for products that serve as individual expressions of style.

Shoppers interested in the service must secure a private appointment at the Fifth Avenue Club during the limited two-week window. Customers should prepare for a three-month wait time for delivery on their custom-designed pieces.

The takeaway

The addition of personalized branding, such as initials or lucky numbers, turns standard high-end accessories into unique keepsakes. Customers should budget for the 20 percent premium over standard retail prices when planning their custom orders.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by WWD.

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