In 1746, over 270 years ago, Jean-Henri DOLLFUS decided to go into business with two other young entrepreneurs, Jean-Jacques SCHMALZER and Samuel KOECHLIN, bringing art and commerce together. Leveraging the craze for painted fabrics and Jean-Henri's artistic talent, they pioneered the manufacture of hand-painted Indian prints in Europe. From then on, over the years, the company focused on a single activity: fabric printing.
Today, DMC aims to establish itself as a leader in the creative leisure and handicraft market. The Dollfus family motto, two centuries old, remains as true as ever: TENUI FILO MAGNUM TEXITUR OPUS: "From a simple thread, a work of art is born." DMC's high-quality products and extensive color range have stood the test of time. Today, the company's commitment to quality is as strong as it was in the 18th century.
