At Millau, historically a Mecca for tanning and glove manufacture, the tanners have for centuries held the secret of fashionning the material so that the glove is like a second skin, on the hand.
Lamb, peccary, stag, python, ostrich : the most noble, supple and thin skins are rigourously selected to give the gloves an exceptionnal quality.

The Causse factory designed by the architect, Jean-Michel Wilmotte is a veritable symbol that of a craft which has become rare but which is nevertheless orientated towards the future. The continuation of story which has begun in 1892 by Paul Causse and his brothers and which form part of the epic of Millau's great factories.

In the very heart of the town which in tun is the epicentre of glove making, where the bests gloves have been made for eleven centuries, one finds a place imbued with the presence of former master glove-makers. Causses gloves are still made according to state of art methods in a permanent quest for perfection and excellence.
a precious heritage which about thirty crafstmen and women try to live up in ordre to produce 25 000 pairs pairs each year.

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