Despite geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, Claude Dozorme continues to develop without deviating from its course. The Thiers-based manufacturer continues to invest, strengthen its offering and evolve its organisation with one constant ambition: to increase the value of its collections while remaining true to the identity that has set it apart for more than a century. Design, innovation and French manufacturing are thus the brand’s main differentiating factors.

In France and in several European countries, Claude Dozorme is stepping up its efforts to build relationships with distributors and strengthen its presence among retailers. The company is already seeing the first results of this strategy. Simply returning to regular contact with customers is generating new orders and confirming that, in the cutlery industry, close relationships remain a key driver of business. Conversely, some regions of the world are becoming more challenging to navigate. Uncertainty surrounding customs duties, conflicts and the slowdown in the global economy are prompting the brand to exercise caution, although it remains convinced of the medium-term potential of these markets.To support this momentum, Claude Dozorme is equipping itself to achieve its ambitions by creating a new Product Development, Marketing and Communications position, entrusted to a brand development expert. This will also expand personalisation options, which lie at the heart of what differentiates the collections.
CLAUDE DOZORME CULTIVATES BOLDNESS
For the company, the future lies in the ability to create unique products combined with impeccable manufacturing quality. The “Vichy” and “Liberty” collections are perfect illustrations of this approach. Their success has exceeded the company’s expectations. After winning over several Asian markets, they are now making their way into major French retail chains. Building on this positive response, the brand is already preparing several new colour variations that will expand the range while preserving its identity. Claude Dozorme thus champions an approach to cutlery in which technical performance goes hand in hand with emotion. Each creation brings a touch of colour, personality and originality to both the kitchen and the dining table.
TURNING CREATIVITY INTO A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
Preserving the heritage of Thiers cutlery while constantly innovating has become one of Claude Dozorme’s hallmarks. True to its pioneering spirit, the manufacturer does not hesitate to explore new shapes, new materials and new aesthetic codes in order to offer creations that stand out in a highly competitive market. Each new launch thus adds another chapter to a story that began in 1902. At Maison&Objet, the brand will notably unveil a new accessory destined to become an everyday essential. Kept under wraps until its launch, this original creation will be one of the main attractions on the stand. The trade show will also see the presentation of a collection resulting from the coming together of Claude Dozorme and Locau. Now part of the same group, the two Thiers-based manufacturers each retain their own identity while sharing their know-how, experience and capacity for innovation. At Claude Dozorme, this complementary expertise has given rise to a collection of knives featuring handles made from Volvic lava stone. Sourced from the volcanoes of the Auvergne region, this material echoes the area where French cutlery was born. And there is more to come from Claude Dozorme. New additions to the “1902” collection, new pocket knives and a sabre scheduled for launch by the end of the year are also on the agenda.
Source: Home Fashion News #62 – Sept 2026 / Translation: Leila Ahmad









































