LE TANNEUR & CIE in the news

Le Tanneur is closing its Montpellier Odysseum store due to a steep rent increase by the landlord.

A historical look at the 1985 bankruptcy of leather goods maker Le Tanneur and its impact on employees in the Ain region.

Le Tanneur has opened a new flagship store in Paris featuring an on-site customization workshop while maintaining steady annual revenues of 27 million euros.

Nicolas Gibert was appointed Managing Director of the leather goods manufacturer Le Tanneur & Cie in September 2024.

Le Tanneur is opening a new flagship store in Paris featuring a customisation atelier by the end of the year.

French leather goods brand Le Tanneur is opening a new flagship store in Paris featuring a customisation atelier.

Le Tanneur is boosting its e-commerce and export efforts, especially in the U.S. and Asia, and entering travel retail, with 2023 revenue at €27 million.

Nicolas Gibert takes over as Managing Director at Le Tanneur after a career in strategy consulting and fashion management.

Entrepreneur Annabel Chérasse opened a franchised boutique for the historic French leather goods brand Le Tanneur in central Lyon.

The historic Le Tanneur factory in Belley, where the company was founded in 1898, is being demolished, evoking sadness and nostalgia among former employees despite the buildings being obsolete and costly to maintain.

Le Tanneur & Cie reported significant 2021 growth driven by international e-commerce expansion and a nearly 80% increase in export sales.

Le Tanneur is undergoing a major digital and operational revitalization under the new ownership of Tolomei group to modernize its luxury leather goods business.

French footwear and accessory manufacturers are leveraging traditional craftsmanship and local production to drive international sales growth across Europe and Asia.

Le Tanneur is opening a new leather goods workshop in Monestier-Merlines, Corrèze, creating 60 jobs and specializing in component manufacturing for its brands.

Le Tanneur & Cie reported a significant drop in revenue and a widened net loss for the first half of 2020 while securing state loans to fund digital and retail restructuring.

Le Tanneur & Cie has permanently closed its historic factory outlet in Bourg-en-Bresse following a decline in retail activity and broader company restructuring.

Le Tanneur & Cie is revitalizing its brand and leather goods collections under new ownership to modernise its image and expand internationally.

Le Tanneur is undergoing a strategic brand revitalization through new leadership, a major product refresh, and a return to its historical leather-making roots to attract international and younger markets.

Tolomei group has taken a majority stake in Le Tanneur to revitalize its domestic manufacturing and luxury subcontracting business.

Tolomei is taking over Le Tanneur & Cie from Qatar Luxury Group, injecting capital to revitalize the struggling leather goods manufacturer.