french perfume

french perfume

Our printers carry out the work on the selected fabrics, materials such as silk, wool, cashmere, mohair, cotton or even vinyl and sequins are ennobled. The colorist selects and interprets the formula for each fiber, in the mixing room, trained specialists prepare the dyes.

From the drawing on paper to the printed fabric there are many stages, first, a photoengraver analyzes and separates the different colours. Each colour will be the object of a frame which will be used for printing, the interpretation of a design on textile remains a precise art and the photoengraving is a fundamental stage, despite the unavoidable problems inherent in the duplication of a print, the masters of reproduction are capable of recreating even the most intricate design. Creating a new Leonard design is not only an art, it is a complex, intricate, and time-consuming process that occupies an entire department, after an initial theme has been selected, the artists in the design studio bring it to life on paper.

scarve

• french perfume
• french porcelain
• haute couture
• haute couture paris

Frame printing offers the highest quality of reproduction and each of the phases of the process is crucial to the quality of the impression, the prints of LEONARD COUTURE ties are exclusive, floral,  jazzy, and sometimes inspired by ancestral asian themes. Innovation and originality for the COUTURE printed tie with its narrow plain side, like the tie you can dedicate yourself to mark a special occasion, the new cashmere and silk scarves sparkle brilliantly for LEONARD in a broad range of colours, from the most traditionnal to the more imaginative.