tannery France

...I present to you a set consisting of the Elise rust-colored textured eyeglass case with silver thread and its André wallet in CB format. Rust-colored calf leather (sharkskin style) sourced from a French tannery. French hardware. The eyeglass case or Elise pouch is closed with a nickel-plated brass hook and elastic. Dimensions: 18 cm x 7.5 cm.

...Large Tote Bag Kara by Monsieur J. The Kara bag is the ideal bag to carry everything you need. Shopping, evenings out, weekends, vacations, strolls, work—it will accompany you at all times... Elegant, modern, and timeless, it is also very spacious. You will keep it for a lifetime. Large tote bag made of full-grain French calf leather Novonappa. French leather sourced from the Haas tannery in...

Between the Paris showroom and the factory in Tarn, the Rial 1957 tannery (the last fur tannery in France), operates under the banner of innovation and diversification. Its specificity lies in offering a wide variety of leathers and sheepskins. The tannery works with hides sourced from France, Australia, South America, Spain, and Italy, each with its own unique characteristics. Rial 1957 offers...

Founded in 1866 by Marius Lilamand, then a Pastry Chef-Confectioner in the heart of Saint-Rémy de Provence, the Lilamand Confectionery was taken over in 1903 by his son Justin, who dedicated himself exclusively to candied fruits and set up his new workshops in the old tannery at the edge of the village. Today, Pierre Lilamand, applying the recipe advocated by Nostradamus and Olivier de Serres four centuries earlier, continues this craftsmanship passed down through five generations in this factory rich in history.

... a sustainable trend: Creating your own everyday objects, reducing plastic in favor of sustainable options... a Miyako fabric tote bag is fun because furoshiki is multifunctional (wrapping, bag, scarf, headband, table art...) eco-friendly and personalized!! Our high-quality leather handles and straps are made in France, and our tannery uses no harmful products.

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.