A.F.A., Ateliers de Fabrication d’Agendas, is Exacompta Clairefontaine’s exclusive producer of diaries and calendars, i.e. resources which can be used for a variety of purposes including planning and managing time and remembering events. The quality of AFA’s products and its high-performance equipment have made the company the leading producer of diaries and calendars.

EDITIONS QUO VADIS, cestablished in 1954, became part of the Exacompta Clairefontaine group in 1999. Quo Vadis has acquired world-renowned expertise in designing, producing and selling top-of-the-range diaries and paper articles. Quo Vadis’s French product range includes 80 different diaries to suit all planning requirements arising from consumers’ lifestyles, work and characteristics. The diaries are printed in over 15 languages and sold on five continents. Quo Vadis specialises in two activities: diaries for the general public and diaries for marketing purposes. Quo Vadis stands out from the competition due to its creativeness, the quality of its production, its order tracking service and its ability to meet deadlines.

LALO, which has produced luxury writing paper and envelopes since 1920, has gained an excellent reputation over the years because of the quality and elegance of its products. Like all leading designers, LALO has kept up to speed with modern trends and constantly tries to innovate with its papers and its product designs. Product ranges are regularly updated to ensure greater customer satisfaction and to motivate people to write, communicate and invite. Writing on LALO paper is about self-indulgence, but above all giving enjoyment to the person to whom you are writing.

HERBIN, was founded in 1670 and has been part of the group since 2003. The company has become a specialist in three areas of activity over the years :

• writing and marker inks
• wax for sealing and decoration
• modelling clay for industrial purposes

MIGNON, founded in 1855, joined the Exacompta Clairefontaine group in 1993. The company produces high-quality traditional French leather goods in one of the few remaining workshops in France. The attention to detail where the product finishes are concerned, the plain styles applied to the product range and the careful selection of leathers are all brand assets. In addition to small leather articles, the company also sells diaries and organisers.

LAVIGNE, an Exacompta Clairefontaine subsidiary since 1997, has continued to be a specialist in top-of-the-range illustrated calendars for companies. In addition to this corporate market, Lavigne is also present on the very specialised market of calendars offered by postmen and women. This specialised branch makes Lavigne one of the leading publishers in France.
The company now also positions itself as a distributor of corporate gifts and proposes a wide range of diaries, desk pads, greeting cards, maps and other gifts for businesses.