The company

Founded in 1848, Sigier Capelle is a French family company specialist in round and flat braiding.

Covering an area of 1,500 m², our production capacity reaches 1 million meters per day, thanks to a fleet of 5,000 spindles.

Always at the forefront of innovation, the company has won ANVAR awards and holds trademarks and patents for technical products based on braiding.

Ideally located in Lille, at the heart of Europe, Sigier Capelle now serves an international clientele.

Sigier Capelle belongs to the same group as Société Choletaise de Fabrication.

History

Sigier Capelle is a 19th century French family company that has stood the test of time.

The company in a few dates:

1848

Creation of a twisting workshop

1863

Manufacture of archwire

1890

Total destruction by fire

1893

Addition of a braiding workshop

1914-1918

Bombed and totally destroyed

1921

Reconstruction
Acquisition of neighbouring land

1930

Transformation into a company
Switch from steam to electricity

1980

Development of sewing thread for shoes

1981

Emmanuel-Joseph Sigier and his wife Agnès Vandermarlière take over the company; accompanied by their two sons

1989

Development of a braiding wick to clean army rifles

1997

Emmanuel Sigier takes over the management

2024

Acquisition of the company by Société Choletaise de Fabrication (SCFL)

The 7th Generation

Six generations have succeeded one another at the head of the French family company:

1848 : Edouard Sigier
1963 : Joseph Sigier
1893 : August Sigier
1935 : Emmanuel Sigier 1
1978 : Emmanuel Sigier 2 (on the right)
1997 : Emmanuel Sigier 3 (on the left)
2024 : Olivier Verrièle and his team are the 7th generation

Environment 

To meet the challenge of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Sigier Capelle is carrying out various projects.

Concerned about its environment and the future of the planet, Sigier Capelle is taking action. It has received awards from the water agency for its discharges into the aquatic environment and for reducing water consumption.

In addition, the Sigier Capelle team has introduced selective waste sorting

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