Raffles Debuts a Chic Collection Inspired by Its Famous Butler Service
The luxury hotel brand debuts a playful fashion and home edit at Printemps, inspired by the rituals and details that define a stay at Raffles.
If you’ve ever stayed at a Raffles hotel, you know the magic isn’t just in the architecture or the destination. It’s in the details. The perfectly timed cup of tea. The pressed pajamas waiting at night. The quiet sense that someone, somewhere, has already thought of what you’ll need next. Now, that experience is stepping outside the hotel.
Raffles Hotels & Resorts has launched The Butler Did It Collection, a limited-edition fashion and home assortment available exclusively at Printemps in Paris and New York through March 10, 2026, with select pieces also available online. The collection takes its cue from Raffles’ legendary Butler Service, translating the brand’s polished, slightly whimsical spirit into clothing and everyday objects.
Rather than feeling like hotel merch, the pieces lean into lifestyle. The ready-to-wear offering includes pajamas, T-shirts, polos, cashmere jumpers, velvet smoking jackets, and accessories like bucket hats and cashmere baseball caps, all designed in a restrained, easy-to-wear palette. Subtle details — including Raffles’ signature palm motif — quietly reference the brand’s heritage without shouting about it.
The collection also extends into home and travel, where some of the most charming pieces appear. Globe-Trotter collaborated on a deep green suitcase lined with Raffles’ palm print, while Frette introduces plush velvet slippers embroidered with the phrase “The Butler Did It.” Rounding things out, Christofle reimagines its iconic coffee cup with the collection’s playful namesake — a small but clever reminder of how luxury often lives in the everyday.
Printemps makes a fitting partner for the debut. With its long history of blending heritage and modernity, the department store offers the right setting for a collection that’s rooted in tradition but feels current. Presented in both Paris and New York, the launch also reflects Raffles’ global outlook and growing interest in lifestyle beyond the hotel stay.
The Butler Did It is more than a one-off capsule. It serves as a preview of a broader ready-to-wear and home offering Raffles plans to roll out in fall 2026, alongside the launch of its own e-commerce platform. For now, though, it’s a charming invitation to take a small piece of the Raffles experience home.