The family grew with a daughter Liliane and two sons, Georges and Bernard, who as soon as they became of age added their knowledge and a modern touch. They are still in charge of Maison K.Jacques today, along with their children. Just as we hand a first and last name down to our children, Jacques gave his to the company. In 1935 he designed the K.Jacques brand, taking his first name and the initial of his last name. Over the years, Elise and Liliane welcomed customers and named each sandal that found its place and story in the K.Jacques catalogue: Homère, Picon, Epicure, Gandhi, Bikini… Georges worked alongside his father, developing his creativity and Bernard took care of managing and growing the company. K.Jacques is more than just a name, it’s an elegant world of creativity and well-being, brought to life by the Keklikians. 39, rue Allard; 28, rue Seillon; Villa “Lou Niou” (Nest in Provençal dialect), and since 2009, Route des Plages, a new address for the workshop and office, not in the place of the old one, but to strengthen K.Jacques’ presence and savoir-faire. Jacques passed in 1989, then Elise in 1997, leaving this cultural, artisanal heritage to the country that welcomed them and the now legendary town. When their parents died, the siblings took up the mantel and continued working with the same philosophy of durability and quality craftsmanship.