If we had to summarize our know-how and our vision of creating tools, we could simply say that they are the result of gestures from the past harnessed to serve the craft workers of today and tomorrow. In a world where industry has grown to meet ever-increasing demand, we have chosen to plot our own path. A path at the crossroads of yesterday and tomorrow. Throughout our journey, we wanted to bring to light and turn to steel the know-how of our predecessors and thus favour quality over quantity.
Craft worker
For the craft workers of today and tomorrow
All of our tools are made by strength of hand, respecting proven gestures and methods. The means at our disposal to manufacture our tools have certainly evolved over the years, but we make it a point of honour to keep the methods of yesterday on which our reputation and the quality of our tools are based. Roofer's anvil and nail extractor, saddler's overstitch sewing roulette, upholsterer's hammer... Age-old tools that we continue to produce using the means and methods transmitted, within our workshops, between the journeymen on whom the history of our trademark is based.
Where today's industry favours manufacturing steel tools using cast metal, we have opted for a forge. This method allows us to take advantage of all the properties of quality steel. We can shape it to meet the needs of every art and craft and thus offer the best possible results.
Toold
Handmade tools and flawless results
This approach has proven, throughout the history of our company, but also throughout History with a capital H, the way in which forged products could be timeless. The same goes for all of our tools.
More than simple objects, their production from a single piece of steel means they become part of the lives and livelihoods of all our customers. We shape the metal to make it coincide with the hands and gestures of every craft worker and thus perpetuate the techniques and methods that have proven their worth.
Today, we promote manufacturing tools based on traditional techniques for use in contemporary projects, but also in restoration work. Because our products are long-lasting, our company and our past are as well. Our products will continue to support the craft workers of tomorrow with uses that we are trying to imagine today in the premises of our brand factory.
