Dormeuil

Tweed fabric on jacket from Dormeuil

Dormeuil is a French textile company founded in 1842 by 22-year-old Jules Dormeuil.^[1]^[2]

History[]

Dormeuil began with importing English fabrics to France. By 1862 its headquarters were established at 4 rue Vivienne in Paris.^[3] The first shop outside France was located at 10 New Burlington Street in London.

Dominic Dormeuil is the current President.^[4]

Locations[]

Monobrand stores are located in Paris, Neuilly sur Seine, Bordeaux, Strasbourg and Minato-ku, Tokyo.^[5]

References[]

^ Dormeuil: history
^ 2012 Joel & Son Fabrics Dormeuil
^ dormeuil.com History
^ Dormeuil
^ Dormeuil shops

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[1] Dormeuil: history

[2] 2012 Joel & Son Fabrics Dormeuil

[3] rmeuil.com History

[4] Dormeuil

[5] Dormeuil shops

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