Lavabre Cadet for BEIGE

The guardian of the French glove making expertise

For 70 years, the Lavabre Cadet glove workshop, founded in Millau in 1946, has perpetuated a remarkable tradition of glove-making expertise. This savoir-faire has been prized by the world of haute couture and an international clientele seeking exceptional products. Lavabre Cadet quickly become the favourite glove-maker of Mr Yves Saint Laurent and has as part of its prestigious clientele Hermès, Dior or Chanel.

Lavabre Cadet’s commitment to upholding this legacy of French excellence while promoting an ethos of continuous innovation has earned it the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant living heritage company label, as well as accreditation by the National Institute of Arts and Crafts. These awards certify the high quality of Lavabre Cadet gloves, which are exclusively crafted from stringently selected raw materials.

An exclusive savoir-faire

Lavabre Cadet artisans are the guardians of a priceless expertise, and safeguard the techniques associated with an iconic craft, painstakingly acquired and transmitted over the years. These dedicated artisans have received prestigious awards for their consummate skill and creativity. These features have been placed at the service of a discerning clientele, eager for unprecedented and bespoke creations that preserve the patrimony of traditional French manufacturing.

Philosophy

From the onset, the Lavabre Cadet workshop has produced original creations, breathing life into designs for Haute Couture, the silver screen and the performing arts. The workshop also receives commissions from individuals keen to make their dream gloves a reality, and provides them the same exacting level of service.