French Accessories brand, Caramel & Cie, has launched its first pets’ collection, entitled ‘Family Pets’, aimed at small dogs in urban environments.
French accessories brand Caramel & Cie has expanded into the pet market with the launch of Family Pets, its first collection of carriers and accessories designed for small urban dogs.
Originally known for its children’s schoolbags and family accessories, the brand is now applying its focus on comfort, ergonomics and fashion-led design to pet products, with the new collection previewed at Interzoo 2026.
The launch centres around the Cocoon range, a soft, body-hugging dog carrier designed to be worn over the shoulder or crossbody. Built for city use, the bag combines padded straps, lightweight structure and soft linings intended to improve comfort for both owner and pet.
Available now is the Cocoon Cozy, a brushed-fleece lined version offered in multiple colourways including grey leopard, camel leopard and denim and is designed for small dogs travelling around the city.
Also available immediately is the Pet Cross Body Travel Bag, a more structured carrier aimed at longer journeys and day trips. The metallic-finish bag comes in copper and grey options.
The accessories line currently includes the Pet Bandana collection. Available in leopard, denim and gingham designs, the adjustable bandanas are designed to coordinate with the wider Family Pets collection.
According to founder and creative director, Rafaela Garcia, the range was created in response to changing family lifestyles and the growing role pets play in everyday urban life.
The products are made from machine-washable polyester designed to withstand repeated wear, while internal framing helps the bags maintain shape during use. The collection is aimed at customers looking for premium pet accessories that blend practicality with fashion styling.
Further launches from the Family Pets collection, including additional Cocoon styles, backpacks and Dolce Vita capsule accessories, are scheduled to roll out later in 2026 and into 2027.
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