In 1795, Établissements Amos was established in Wasselonne, Bas-Rhin, later becoming the oldest manufacturer of slippers. For almost two centuries, the company has experienced
resounding success with nearly 2,000 employees at its peak.
Establishments Amos et Compagnie have established their brand over the years by creating quality slippers, combining ancestral know-how and innovation.
Their flagship product was the Ami Fritz slipper, an emblematic product of Maison Amos. With time,
the company was able to develop and take control of a slipper factory in Wasselonne in 1920, to become the largest shoemaker in France.
Unfortunately, Asian competition got the better of their business and, in 1987, Établissements Amos had to file for bankruptcy.
But the story does not end there.