Mulliez-Flory in the news

Mulliez-Flory, a workwear specialist, is opening its doors for free public tours as part of the "C'est quoi ton entreprise ?" program in Sèvremoine in 2026, offering a look into its custom professional clothing design, innovation, and creative passion.

Mulliez-Flory, a Cholet-based textile group specializing in corporate and healthcare clothing, is celebrating its 200th anniversary in 2024.

Mulliez-Flory celebrated the 10th anniversary of its La Verrie logistics platform, which processes nearly 3 million items annually with 28 employees.

Maxime Deroch has been appointed CEO of Mulliez-Flory Group, a professional clothing manufacturer with over 1,000 employees and €105 million in revenue.

Mulliez-Flory, a textile company founded in 1824, has continuously operated for 200 years, evolving from a spinning mill to a specialist in professional clothing after ceasing in-house production.

Mulliez-Flory has won a major contract to dress 35,000 RATP agents, providing a wide range of professional attire and services despite facing cost increase challenges.

Mulliez-Flory, a professional clothing manufacturer, is a key developer in France's first industrial textile recycling plant, Renaissance Textile, showcasing its commitment to eco-responsibility.

Mulliez-Flory, a professional clothing manufacturer, is actively involved in textile recycling initiatives to reduce environmental impact and produce garments from recycled fibers.

Mulliez-Flory, a professional clothing company, is diversifying into ready-to-wear for the general public with its new "La veste de Jacques" brand.

Mulliez-Flory, a workwear specialist, is launching a ready-to-wear brand called "La veste de Jacques" for the general public, leveraging its expertise in durable clothing.

Mulliez-Flory, a leading French professional clothing manufacturer, has resumed prototype production after making millions of masks, now having hundreds of thousands in stock.

Mulliez-Flory, a professional clothing manufacturer, pivoted to healthcare and food industry clients during the pandemic, maintaining revenue while investing in smart textile technology.

Carole Mauguin, an Arts et Métiers alumna, now leads production for the Mulliez-Flory textile group.

Jacques Gindre, CEO of Mulliez-Flory Group, has been appointed as the new President of the Design'in association for a two-year term.

Jacques Gindre is the CEO of Mulliez-Flory Group, a workwear specialist, who previously held roles at Tissages Denantes.

Mulliez-Flory is building a new logistics platform in La Verrie, France, to expand its professional clothing operations, improve efficiency, and support growth.

Mulliez Flory is investing 5 million euros in a new 6,000 m2 logistics warehouse in La Verrie to consolidate operations and increase storage capacity.

Mulliez-Flory, a professional clothing specialist, celebrates 190 years and targets contracts to dress the police and army.

Mulliez Flory won a contract to manufacture 180,000 new uniforms for 27,000 RATP public-facing agents, building on previous collaborations.