Maroquinerie Thomas in the news

Maroquinerie Thomas is recruiting 50 people for luxury leather goods manufacturing due to strong sector growth.

Maroquinerie Thomas is investing 6 million euros to open a new luxury leather goods manufacturing plant in Arras, creating 250 jobs.

Maroquinerie Thomas is expanding its luxury leather goods manufacturing with a new workshop in Mâcon, creating 200 jobs.

Maroquinerie Thomas is investing 6 million euros to open a new factory in Arras, creating 250 jobs to support its growth in luxury leather goods manufacturing.

Maroquinerie Thomas successfully integrated two employees from a disability support association into its workforce, offering them permanent contracts ahead of schedule.

New collective bargaining agreements establish updated minimum salary grids for the French leather goods industry starting in 2026.

Emmanuelle Thomas, a luxury leather goods creator, will showcase her nautical-inspired designs at the FENO festival in Rouen.

Several Haute-Vienne companies are opening their doors for public visits and demonstrations of their savoir-faire on October 22.

An open letter and petition oppose the opening of Auguste Thomas's leather goods factory in Arras due to animal rights and environmental concerns.

Maroquinerie Thomas, a Parisian leather goods maker, has for the first time taken on an external investor to support its growth.

Maroquinerie Thomas, a luxury leather goods manufacturer for LVMH and Hermès, opened its capital to the Raise fund while remaining family-owned, with significant growth in revenue and employees.

Maroquinerie Thomas, a major subcontractor for LVMH and Hermès, has sold a minority stake to Raise Invest, marking its first capital opening.

Updated minimum salary scales for French leather goods and glove-making industries apply from September 1, 2023, with wages ranging from €1,780 to €3,972 depending on level and role.

Maroquinerie Thomas is moving to a new production site in Charnay-lès-Mâcon, with the building nearly finished.

A French luxury leather goods factory employs Ukrainian refugees to fill labor gaps, facilitating their new lives in France amidst ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Maroquinerie Thomas, a luxury leather goods manufacturer, hired Ukrainian refugees to address labor shortages, with employees adapting to new lives in France amid the ongoing war.

A French luxury leather goods factory has hired Ukrainian refugees to address labor shortages, profoundly integrating them into the local community amid the ongoing war.

Maroquinerie Thomas, a French luxury leather goods factory, has hired around 25 Ukrainian refugees to address labor shortages, with employees integrating into the French community amidst ongoing conflict in their homeland.

Maroquinerie Thomas is doubling its Actiparc workshop near Arras with a €6 million investment, creating 250 jobs.

Maroquinerie Thomas is opening a new workshop in Chalon-sur-Saône, creating 50 jobs, as part of its expansion strategy in luxury leather goods manufacturing.