History

  • 1908

    Creation of the Coopérative des Coiffeurs de Metz by independent hairdressers.
    Purpose : benefit from better purchasing terms.

  • 1919

    Strong development and transformation in Coopérative des Coiffeurs de Metz et de Lorraine.

  • 1977

    First service for the members : a platform for storage and distribution.
    Change of name for : Centre d’Approvisionnement des Coiffeurs de l’Est (C.A.C. Est).

  • 1981

    Merge with the Coopérative des Coiffeurs de Mulhouse (68).

  • 1989

    Merge with the Coopérative des Coiffeurs de Nancy (54) which complements the regional coverage.

  • 1991

    Creation of a new agency in Saint-Rémy (71).

  • 1993

    Merge with the Coopérative de Dijon (21).

  • 1995

    Acquisition of the company Deramaix (75).

  • 1996

    The company sets up in the north of the country, in Villeneuve d’Ascq, near Lille, by opening a nice agency which offers to its members a product shop, a furniture showroom and a formation center.

  • 1999

    Merge with La Parfumeuse in Villeurbanne (69) and the C.A.C. Ouest in Nantes (44).

  • 2000

    Acquisition of the company Coiffeurs Réunis de Besançon (25).
    Change of name from C.A.C Est to Centrale des Artisans Coiffeurs.
    Large coverage on a national level.

  • 2003

    Creation of a new agency in Angers (49).

  • 2005

    Renovation of the agency of Scy-Chazelles (57), also head office of CAC.

  • 2007

    Relocation of the Dijon agency in a building of 250m2.
    Acquisition of the company Mustal in Reims (51).
    Acquisition of the company Parfumerie Gautier in Bayonne (64).

  • 2008

    Acquisition of the company CGDC in Annecy (74).

  • 2009

    Acquisition of the company Probst, located in Grand Duché, Luxembourg.

  • 2012

    Creation of the online shop www.jesuiscoiffeur.com.
    Acquisition of the companies H&B and C.I.P (64).