leather- skins and furs France

Manufacturer and Importer of Skins and Furs. RIVES SAS offers its clients, tanners, leather workers, manufacturers, leather goods makers, shoemakers, and retailers: - salted or frozen raw skins of rabbit, lamb, sheep, kid, goat... - Accessories such as sheepskin gloves, rabbit fur hats, leather and fur chapkas, rabbit or fox fur scarves, fur headbands, neck warmers, and sheepskin slippers...

Founded in 1949, AVERPEAUX produces and markets high-quality, natural, and supple leathers. AVERPEAUX leathers are tanned, dyed, and finished. All of the leathers are intended for manufacturers of shoes, leather goods, and mid-to-high-end clothing. AVERPEAUX leathers are also sold to artisans specializing in bookbinding, leatherwork, and upholstery. The company markets its leathers in France and worldwide.

Located in Millau, Mégisserie Richard, a family-owned company founded in 1852, is renowned for its expertise in producing high-end lamb leather for the luxury industry, used in the making of clothing, leather goods, shoes, and gloves. The work of the tannery primarily involves lamb skins from the Lacaune and Entrefins breeds, combining artisanal processes with modern industrial manufacturing techniques.

ICTYOS combines the traditional know-how of a French tannery with an eco-responsible approach by transforming fish skins from the food industry into high-quality marine leathers.

Founded in 1898, AZAIS ET CIE specializes in the processing of lamb, sheep, and goat skins. The company selects the finest raw hides for high-quality leather. It combines cutting-edge technology with environmental respect. Thus, the company offers vegetable-tanned leather intended for the clothing, leather goods, furniture, and upholstery sectors. AZAIS ET CIE boasts 100 years of expertise in the vegetable tanning process and has a presence worldwide.