Simon & Patrick is a Canadian acoustic guitar brand introduced in 1985 by luthier Robert Godin, who named the line after his two sons. The guitars are built in the small village of La Patrie, Quebec, as part of the Godin family of acoustic brands, which also includes Seagull, Norman, Art & Lutherie, and Godin.

The line focuses on traditional steel-string acoustics built around pressure-tested solid tops that are individually graded for resonance and stiffness. Core models include the Woodland series (parlor, folk, dreadnought, and mini-jumbo body shapes in spruce or mahogany), the higher-end Showcase series with flame maple and rosewood back-and-sides options, and the Pro-series Woodland Pro folk and dreadnought guitars. Most models are offered in all-solid-wood configurations and can be ordered with or without onboard electronics.

Simon & Patrick sits in the mid-price segment of the Godin portfolio, aimed at players looking for a solid-top, Canadian-built acoustic at a more accessible price than boutique alternatives. The brand is often discussed alongside its sister brand Seagull, with whom it shares some construction techniques, and has developed a reputation among fingerstyle and folk players for its responsive tops and straightforward, traditional designs.

Simon & Patrick has 21 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Steel-string Acoustic Guitars and Acoustic-Electric Guitars. Their gear is featured by 6 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Pop, and Folk, World, & Country. Notable users include Jens Lekman, Deryck Whibley, and Wilbur Soot.