Wren's is a prestigious British brand, founded in 1889 in Northampton under the name William Wren. With more than a century of development, Wren's has become a symbol of quality in the field of leather and shoe care products. In 1892, Wren's won the first prize at the Leather Trade Show in Northampton, affirming its superior position. In 1908, the brand continued to be honored with the Grand Prix award at the International Exhibition in Brussels. In 1936, Wren's was honored with the Royal Warrant under the reign of King George VI, and Wren's products, such as shoe polish and Dubbin, were said to have been used by the British Royal Army during World War II.

Since 1953, Wren's has continued to holds the Royal Warrant under Queen Elizabeth II, with the words "By Appointment to H.M. The Queen. Shoe Polish MFRS" printed on its products. With a commitment to quality and traditional craftsmanship, Wren's has established itself as a leading brand in leather care and footwear for over a century.

AVEL, part of the family-owned ALMA F.R.C. group, was founded in 1977 by Alexandre Moura and has been led by his son, Marc Moura, since 2004. With 48 employees and a turnover of 12 million euros, AVEL has a factory of more than 7,500 m² in Charente Cognac, southern France.

The Spanish subsidiary AVEL HISPANIA markets its products in Spanish-speaking countries and Latin America. AVEL's acquisition policy has given the company access to global brands, including brands that date back to 1872.

AVEL is known for its products for the preservation and beautification of precious materials such as wood, metal, tiles and leather. The company is present in more than 75 countries, with customers being leading brand ambassadors.

Tarrago, the leading global brand in the leather care and preservation industry, has been around for more than 80 years of history years since its founding in Spain in 1940. Initially, Tarrago specialized in the production of dyes and textile dyes, and has since expanded its product line with high-quality solutions such as creams, waterproofing sprays, and maintenance for shoes and leather goods.

Milestones in the brand's development include the development of water-based dyes in 1962, innovation in shoe repair and leather care in 1980, and international expansion since 1984. Tarrago also received an internationalization award in 2005, was acquired by the ALMA F.R.C. group in 2008, and improved its formula and technology in 2010. In the years that followed, the brand introduced nanotechnology (2012), expanded globally (2015), introduced sports shoe care (2016), and celebrated 10 years of innovation (2018). With the groundbreaking of a new factory in 2019 and the update of its image, new concept and COVID-19 healthcare solutions in 2020, Tarrago is present in more than 80 countries and continues to maintain its leading position in the skin care industry.

Tacco, founded in 1952, started out as a shoe manufacturer and branched out into insoles in 1957. After the founding family retired in 2011, the Débé company was acquired by the Timmermans and Loonen families. In 2018, Débé became part of the ALMA F.R.C group, and in 2020, Tacco International was acquired. With over 65 years of experience in insoles, shoe care and shoe accessories, Tacco now has a production facility in Deurne (Antwerp), Belgium and its products are distributed globally under the Débé brand as well as its own brands.

Vibram, founded in 1937, is a world leader in the development and production of high-performance rubber soles for outdoor, workwear, fashion and medical use. With its iconic yellow octagon, Vibram has become a global symbol of quality, performance and innovation in the footwear industry. The company is headquartered in Albizzate, Italy, and produces over 40 million soles each year, with research and manufacturing facilities in the United States, China, Japan, Brazil and Italy. Vibram has achieved many milestones such as conquering K2 and developing the revolutionary FiveFingers shoe line. For more than 80 years, Vibram has continued to lead the market with high-quality products, meeting global demand and maintaining its position in the footwear industry.

SVIG was founded in Vittorio Veneto (Treviso) in 1948 and is today one of the leading Italian companies in the production of rubber and plastic products for shoe repair and sole repair. SVIG's headquarters are in Genoa, but production is maintained in Vittorio Veneto, where the company started its activities. In 2006, SVIG Srl joined forces with Fratelli Barbieri Srl (under the brand MOVI®) and joined the F.B.G. Srl group, offering a wide range of shoe care and repair products. Thanks to the quality of raw materials, rigorous production control and a flexible team, SVIG has built a strong reputation and a presence on both the national and international markets. All SVIG products are made in Italy, ensuring quality from start to finish in Vittorio Veneto.