Where to buy hats gloves and scarves Aveyron

Founded in 1989, the company's aim is to offer affordable, timeless leather city gloves to as many people as possible. Made with traditional craftsmanship, the gloves are designed to be durable, solid, comfortable and repairable. In addition to equipping the characters in a number of famous films, Atelier du Gantier works with the costume designers at the famous Parisian amusement park. In addition to a visit to the boutique, take advantage of a glove-making demonstration at the workshop, and don't forget to have your pair made to measure!

Maison Lavabre Cadet was once Yves Saint Laurent's favorite glove brand, and was recently acquired by French luxury goods house Camille Fournet. Established in 1946, the Millau workshop still makes bespoke gloves for haute couture houses. Lavabre Cadet's exacting standards and expertise are perfectly in tune with the contemporary values of French luxury that Camille Fournet sought. Lavabre Cadet gloves can be found in numerous luxury boutiques in Paris, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Beijing.

Since 1924, Maison Fabre has been perpetuating the traditional glove-making know-how in the heart of Millau. Classic, graphic or playful, Maison Fabre gloves are exceptional pieces of incomparable elegance. You can visit the factory where the manufacturing workshops are located and discover all the secrets of the glove factory: the history of the company, its major collaborations with fashion and cinema, and you can observe the cutting and sewing work right up to the finishing touches. A visit not to be missed, after the Viaduct.

Etienne Fabre created the luxury glove workshop in 1924. In the 1950s, his son moved into the current premises and his daughter-in-law left for Paris to present her collections. The company was an immediate success, with up to 300 employees. Two generations later, the Fabre family is still there, with several hundred customers around the world: leather goods manufacturers, department stores, luxury boutiques... The vast sales area presents its articles: gloves but also belts, card holders and, more recently, lambskin masks.

On the Causses, one hundred and thirty years of glove history are written in Millau, the world cradle of the glove. This very special place is home to master glove-makers, seamstresses with meticulous hands and a unique know-how that no machine can replace. In the boutique, you can find top-of-the-range gloves made on site, as well as visit the workshops and a museum on the history of the company, featuring objects and gloves from old collections.