Courrèges

Courreges Distribution SAS
Trade name	Courrèges
Industry	Fashion
Founded	1961
Founder	André Courrèges; Coqueline Courrèges; Marcel Leyrat;
Number of locations	9 (2026)
Key people	Nicolas Di Felice (artistic director); Marie Leblanc (chief executive officer);
Owner	André and Coqueline Courrèges (1961–2011); Marcel Leyrat (1961–1965); L’Oréal (1968–1982); Itokin (1982–1990); Epargne Developpement (1990–1994); Jacques Bungert, Frédéric Torloting (2011–2018); Groupe Artémis (2015–present);
Website	courreges.com

Courrèges (French: [kuʁɛʒ]) is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1961 by André Courrèges, Coqueline Courrèges, and Marcel Leyrat. The house is well-known for its use of vinyl, first in the Spring 1964 Moon Girl collection; one of the 1960s most influential fashion collections and a key influence to "Space Age style". Courrèges produces a range of products including ready-to-wear, accessories, footwear, and fragrance, from 1961 to 1986 the house also produced couture.

Since 2018, Courrèges has been under the control of Pinault family-owned Artémis and since 2020 the artistic direction of Nicolas Di Felice. Under Di Felice the label has been "revived", reporting large increases in revenue.