Duvillard
The emblematic brand of skier Henri Duvillard, offers a range of clothing combining elegance and technicality.
Developed by a team passionate about haute couture and skiing, Duvillard retains its know-how in France by integrating the Amateis group in 2020.
The brand evolves but the style remains with iconic products:
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The knit sweaters, which equipped the ESF instructors in 2013, are available with new models and made in Portugal.
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Fuseau have also been reinvented, so that femininity and modernity become one while maintaining European manufacturing.
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Creation of a new après-ski shoes line combining style and comfort
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The brand story
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2020
Alpine skier Henri Duvillard won three World Cup events: downhill, slalom and giant slalom. He is the last Frenchman to have won the legendary Lauberhorn descent in Wengen, Switzerland.
Henri Duvillard created the brand with two key words: elegance and technicality. He joins forces with the tailor Jean Claude Caunes and invents the "Duvillard fuseau" which is still a benchmark for the female silhouette to this day.
The fuseau evolves, a high gaiter is integrated for a more sporty look and stretch materials are now used for more comfort.
Takeover by the Amateis group with the main objective of keeping the iconic brand in France.
