In order to catch the chance, the two founder found a factory in a small town of Monestier de Clermont. The factory provided sewing eqiupment previously. In 1952, they decided to buy the factory. On the same year of April 1, they set up the Moncler S. A. company. At that time, the company's capital was eight million Francs. Ramillon was the President and Producer. In the first year, their operation was rather difficult. Their company had to face the unstable market and look for reliable local customers.

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