1884, Simon Tissot-Dupai was recommended as a contemporary leather designer by Louvre magazine, a fashion model at that time. The flexible handbags he designed were also respected by leather workers at that time and became a model of famous European brands.
From 65438 to 0872, Simon Tissot-Dupont, a 25-year-old Frenchman, set up a leather company in Paris and began to manufacture and sell high-grade leather products. The briefcase he made was welcomed by the gentry and nobles in Paris because of its unique design and excellent quality. The brand "DuPont" has gradually entered the vision of fashion people.
19 19, old Simon passed the business to his two sons, Lv Xian and Andre. They regard high-grade suitcases and accessories as DuPont's main products, and at the same time vigorously recruit domestic master craftsmen to diversify the production technology of products. 1929, in order to expand its business, DuPont workshop was moved to Fawzi, Sava province. By AD 1930, Dupont leather had become a common item for royalty and dignitaries in European countries. Dupont's last travel bag was designed and manufactured for the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II in 1948, which further enhanced DuPont's popularity. During World War II, due to the lack of materials, DuPont turned its products to lighters.
1939, DuDu derivative produced gasoline lighters, and then applied for patents. This lighter adopts aluminum body, brass gold-plated components, square outline and simple lines. Because of its excellent creativity and quality, this kind of lighter is very popular even during the war.
During the post-war restructuring period, people are eager to have luxury goods again. 1948, DuPont introduced a lighter with flammable liquid as fuel for fashionistas. This rectangular lighter is beautiful in appearance and unique in design. When the lid is opened, it will make a "clang", which later became the main symbol of DuPont lighter.
1952, dupai introduced a brand-new gas lighter. This lighter consists of 40 parts, the body of which is mainly made of gold-plated or silver-plated brass, or painted with Chinese paint, and then engraved with exquisite patterns and patterns, with exquisite workmanship. The unique artistic taste of the French made DuPont lighters quickly become the noble embodiment of the upper class. Dupont lighters have to go through dozens of processes such as forging, molding, grinding, coloring and polishing, and they are all made by hand. The China paint it uses is full of colors, and the raw material is a sumac tree from Asia. Its pigment formula is top secret, and only two people in DuPont know it. The enamel of DuPont lighter is also very distinctive. Because the viscosity of enamel varies with the climate, age and place of origin, and the production process of each craftsman is also different, any two DuPont enamel lighters with the same color and different periods will have subtle differences. This also increases the appeal of DuPont enamel lighters.
The trademark sound of DuPont lighter is crisp and pleasing to the ear, which is unique. This sound is made by a metal block installed in the machine cover, and people can even adjust the sound frequency like a piano. 1970, DuPont expanded its production line and began to produce advanced writing tools. 198 1 year, DuPont designed a series of men's rectangular watches. 1982, DuPont decided to diversify its development policy and began to produce personal leather accessories for men, such as wallets, notebooks and address books.
From 65438 to 0987, DuPont introduced high-end men's ready-made clothes, which enjoyed a high reputation in the industry for its excellent quality and elegant design style. After 100 years, DuPont has become a famous French brand with its elegant, simple and fashionable image. The origin of developing the traditional enamel art in China cannot be traced back. /kloc-During the Ming Dynasty in the 0/8th century, enamel products reached their peak in China and spread to the European continent. Later, the Japanese carried forward China's traditional technology and spread it to France.
The sap for making enamel comes from the east. Collect it in small bamboo tubes every June-11month, and then transport it to DuPont, France in large wooden barrels. The sap for making enamel must be isolated from dust and sunlight, and slowly poured into another container layer by layer from the barrel. The upper layer will be brighter, so it will be used in the final process. The juice of other layers is used in the preparation process. The formation of black enamel is a mixture of transparent enamel and a proper amount of iron. The colors of enamel are marble green, stripes, tortoise shell coffee and late night blue. The production process of enamel is very mysterious, and every famous enamel producer will not reveal its composition and skills to preserve its uniqueness.
Therefore, the traditional lacquer-making techniques have been tested and studied by countless oriental craftsmen, and exquisite products have been produced. Enamel is really like a mysterious veil. There are never two kinds of enamel that are the same, and each craftsman does it differently, because the viscosity of enamel will change more or less due to climate, tree age and place of origin. Therefore, any two DuPont enamel products with the same color in different periods will have many subtle differences. A DuPont enamel lighter must go through 492 procedures and 640 inspection procedures.