Materials from groups such as LVMH, Kering and Richemont, and from houses such as Hermes and Chanel, share one trait: the text is short, but almost every word carries brand equity. Collection names, craft terms, material names and origin statements usually have fixed renderings that cannot be translated word for word or swapped at will.
These projects normally involve brand, legal and e-commerce teams at the same time. Brand teams care about tone, legal teams about how materials, origin and product claims read in the target market, and e-commerce teams about character counts breaking a page layout. We split the glossary by purpose, agree the collection names and core terms first, then translate the full batch.
Note: Etrans regularly handles document translation projects involving the international brands named above and is familiar with their terminology and layout conventions. Brand names describe document types and project context; they do not imply endorsement or authorisation by the brand owner.