Our Mission
To make the best safety footwear in the world
ROYER's mission is to be the safety footwear standard for professionals. With a commitment to quality, innovation and service, ROYER aims to provide workers with the comfort, quality and peace of mind they need to excel in their jobs.
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Sold in more than 20 countries
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Over 90 years of expertise
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3 factories in Canada employing more than 120 employees
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Over 150 certified products
Our Values
Respect
Doing the right thing
Respect is ROYER’s core value. Respect for our customers, respect for our products and respect for those who contribute to making them. We believe in doing the right thing by keeping our promises, and by delivering top-quality products.
Rigor
Do things right
Rigor, discipline and attention to detail and precision result in products that truly perform. We are proud of each pair of boots that bears our name and believe that the best way to demonstrate this pride is through the quality of our work, from the product’s design down to its very last stitch.
Perseverance
Never giving up
Maintaining the “status quo” is not an option, we aim for excellence. And achieving excellence requires hard work, persistence, and commitment. As creators of ideas and initiators of change, we constantly strive to achieve the impossible. We never shy away from going the extra mile and thinking outside the box.
Our Factories
Lac-Drolet
Royer was founded in Lac-Drolet in 1934. Today, the Lac-Drolet manufacturing plant specializes in the vulcanization of thermosetting rubber. The XPAN® process enables the manufacture of dual-density rubber soles and offers robust boot construction for the most extreme environments, including primary metal processing.
Magog
Inaugurated in 2024, the Magog plant specializes in high-performance thermoplastic elastomers (TPR). The Magog plant manufactures waterproof boots resistant to a variety of chemical and biological products for agriculture, mining and gas extraction, food processing and other sectors requiring a high level of protection.
Sherbrooke
Inaugurated in 2019, the Sherbrooke plant specializes in polymerization. A process of injecting polyurethane directly into the upper enables the manufacture of lightweight, flexible and comfortable boots for a wide variety of sectors, including construction, industrial manufacturing and transportation.