Craftsmanship, the green hand of the territories — our sustainable commitment

Since 1924, Maison Fabre has embodied French artisanal excellence in the world of gloves. A family-run company for four generations, it designs exceptional handmade gloves in Millau, which travel across the globe. A supplier to fashion houses, cinema, sports, and institutions, Maison Fabre is one of the last luxury houses in the world to master this rare craftsmanship, which has been passed down through the same family for a century.

Led by Olivier Fabre, his brother Jean-Marc by his side, the house champions precise craftsmanship, deeply rooted in its region and committed to ecological transition. It relocates, transmits, and rebuilds connections with materials and local supply chains.

Maison Fabre prioritizes natural, noble, and traceable materials: French, Italian, and Spanish lamb leather, European deer leather, Peruvian peccary, Lacaune and French wool, and French-grown linen and hemp. The brand is committed to concrete goals: zero non-recyclable plastic by 2028, complete recycling of waste, and a circular economy at every stage.

Far from industrial logic, the house defends a vision of luxury that is simple, durable, and functional. Each glove tells a story: that of a territory, an artisan, and responsible creation. From Millau to its boutique at the Palais-Royal in Paris, Maison Fabre is charting its path to become the specialist in luxury gloves, combining excellence, style, and conscience.

The house is also committed to the future of the craft: opening professional training programs, transmitting knowledge to young people through the “Petits Tabliers du Gantier”, supporting local employment, developing ecotourism, and connecting key players. Maison Fabre actively supports the candidacy of the glove-making know-how in the Millau region for inclusion on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity — a project that strengthens the region and its global influence.

A century later, Maison Fabre continues to embody a living craft, focused on the future. A French house, committed, where the hand, the material, and meaning shape the future of luxury.