- Employment
- Internship
- Seniority
- Intern
- Industry
- Fashion, Apparel & Leather Goods
- Posted
- Oct 14, 2026
About Delvaux
Founded in Brussels in 1829, Delvaux is widely regarded as the world’s oldest luxury leather goods house and a distinguished ambassador of Belgian craftsmanship. As an employer, the Maison offers a refined, international environment where heritage, creativity, and precision meet contemporary client experience. Its teams contribute to exceptional handbags and accessories shaped by artisanal savoir-faire, architectural elegance, and a culture of quiet excellence. Delvaux seeks individuals who value discretion, meticulous execution, and meaningful service, providing opportunities across craftsmanship, retail, design, operations, and corporate functions within a House that continues to evolve while honoring nearly two centuries of innovation and tradition.
Delvaux is seeking a 3D Design and Metal Hardware Development Intern for its R&D and Innovation team, contributing to the design and development of metal hardware for leather goods. The internship runs from early February to early August, and applicants must have an internship agreement provided by their educational institution.
Role & Responsibilities
- Create 3D designs of metal components using CAD software.
- Develop leather goods hardware, including clasps, buckles, and technical and decorative components.
- Create digital prototypes and prepare files for prototyping.
- Assess technical feasibility, including assembly, tolerances, and material constraints.
- Collaborate with the R&D, design, purchasing, and industrialization teams.
- Coordinate development follow-up with suppliers in France and Italy.
- Help research new technical solutions and finishes.
- Work on tangible products directly linked to the collection.
- Work in an environment combining creativity, technical expertise, and high product standards.
Qualifications
- Final-year student in an engineering school, industrial design, or a specialized 3D design program.
- Strong sensitivity to products, particularly luxury goods, leather goods, or objects.
- Proficiency in CAD software such as Rhino or Solidworks, or an equivalent; Blender is a plus.
- Technical rigor and the ability to understand a product as a whole and translate a 3D concept into a part suitable for industrial production.
- Curious, autonomous, and eager to take on challenges.
- Interest in materials, industrial processes, or metal manufacturing.
- Understanding of the practical development constraints of luxury leather goods.
- Possession of an internship agreement provided by the educational institution.
- Available from early February to early August.
Skills
Education
Final-year studies in engineering, industrial design, or a specialized 3D design program.
Workplace
The role is situated in Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium.
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Culture
Delvaux fosters a refined, craftsmanship-driven workplace rooted in Belgian heritage and a deep respect for artisanal excellence. As an employer, the Maison values precision, creativity, and long-term expertise, offering an environment where teams contribute to the evolution of an iconic luxury leather goods house.
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