Highly acclaimed the «Made in France» is more than ever in the spotlight, but the abusive use of blue, white, red, the ambigous terms "French design, French style, designed in France ...", are imported copies and are only intended to mislead the consumer about the country of manufacture.

It is therefore our duty, as a century-old French manufacturer, to bring you, dear customers, the necessary tools for the recognition of an authentic and genuine product.

To avoid being abused, check the 8 points of this true/false bellow and make sure that a certificate of authenticity is joined with the brand and the country of origin clearly mentioned !

All our Jean Dubost Laguiole® collections, present all over the world, are often imitated, copied but never equaled.

Prefer the original to the copy, choose authenticity.

Jean Dubost Laguiole®
Trendy colors

Isabelle, specialist in assembling our Jean Dubost Laguiole® ranges

 Building on their success, the new trendy colors: sun yellow, khaki green, mouse grey, brick and arctic blue, initially offered in a block of 6 steak knives, are now available for our Jean Dubost Laguiole® table cutlery ranges.
Entirely made in France in our workshops near Thiers, capital of French cutlery, the stainless steel used for the manufacture of these cutlery is high quality stainless steel (AISI 430), the blade of the steak knives (X47CR13 steel, Rockwell hardness 52-55 HRC) is micro-serrated for easy and efficient cutting without sharpening. The cutlery is finished by rotary polishing on textile rollers coated with polishing paste for a magnificent final plain and shiny appearance!

Practical, functional and of excellent quality, these cutlery, resulting from our hundred-year-old know-how, will light up your table to delight your hosts!

  We are very happy to present you Isabelle at the Jean Dubost Laguiole® workshop, here in Pastel colors!

"In 2007, I joined the Jean Dubost company, first in the conditioning workshop. Then I learned to assembly the Laguiole knives and cutlery. The hammer, anvil, rivets, the two handles parts to connect: a work of precision that I like a lot. Furthermore, there is a very good working relationship, it’s essential to work well! I am proud to have learned this expertise and to pass it on to new hires today.

Knowing that the products we manufacture here in this small french village in the Thiers mountains are then found on the tables of our customers in France and on all over the world, is a beautiful form of acknowledgement.

   Isabelle, Jean Dubost Laguiole® workshop