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PIERRE FREY WEAVING MANUFACTURE

 

 

A CERTIFIED EXPERTISE

 

Established in the 1930s in Montigny en Cambrésis in northern France, the Pierre Frey weaving manufacture is recognized as a Living Heritage Company and is specializied in traditional jacquard weaving of delicate natural fibers such as linen, wool, alpaca, and mohair. 

 

The site relies on a team of around forty skilled artisans who preserve traditional techniques while incorporating innovative production methods and cutting-edge technology. Weaving looms stand alongside warping machines, as well as 19th century handlooms still used to craft artisanal silk
velvet for the Maison Le Manach. 



A PASSION FOR THE CRAFTSMANSHIP AND THE MAISON

Within the manufacture, every gesture reflects a deep commitment to the craft. Weavers, warp dressers, knotters, patchers, dyers, and quality controllers are all skilled trades practised with great rigor by men and women, some of whom have been trained right here in the workshop. The manufacture is thus a place of continuous passing down: of the hand, the eye, and the memory. 

REMARKABLE HIGH PERFORMANCE IN/OUTDOOR TEXTILES

Working closely with the Maison’s design studio, the manufacture creates some of the most beautiful interior upholstery fabrics for Pierre Frey collections as well as high performance indoor and outdoor textiles made from acrylic or natural fibers.

CALVI

This high-performance outdoor fabric is an end-to-end plain chenille with a velvety, mottled appearance and an exceptionally soft, supple texture. Perfect for upholstery, its captivating color palette reflects light with elegance. 

WAIKIKI

This Outdoor performance fabric, available in subtle and refreshing shades, represents a traditional striped linen ikat whose weaving illustrates all the know-how of Pierre Frey's workshops in northern France.

LIVING CRAFTSMANSHIP IN THE SERVICE OF A SUSTAINABLE COMMITMENT

The Pierre Frey manufacture sustainable production approach is also rooted locally: selecting quality European raw materials, reducing waste, and managing resources thoughtfully.

Here, tradition inspires innovation and shapes a sustainable, collective, and engaged vision of the textile manufacturing craft.