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President
Ry Zimmerman |
Vice
President
G Zimmerman |
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Billets Doux was born in 2002,
with this philosophy in mind;
Love conquers all.
Our
initial "Love
Letters" collection
is a collection that redefines
the term cutting edge. Taking
from music, art, pop culture,
hip-hop, the streets, the clubs,
the scene; our designs are just
as their names imply -
unique, classy and distinctive.
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It's
hard to believe that in the 21st century
the world has yet to fully embrace diversity.
With this in mind and passion in their
hearts, brother and sister team, Ry
and G Zimmerman, founded Billets
Doux LLC. Born in 2002, Billets
Doux is a multicultural greeting card
and luxury gift company. Billets
Doux, meaning love
letters in French, has
greeting cards
that reflect true American society.
“We are proud to celebrate our
society’s diversity,
we do not shy away from it and we hope
to show people that it is okay to be
who you are”. Ry and Gregg grew
up in a multicultural
household with both siblings and parents
of diverse ethnicities.
It was this un-colorblind
upbringing that cultivated or cultured
their reality. To be colorblind
is to ignore the aesthetic display of
a cultures
beauty. Therefore, we like to say un-colorblind.
“Our
cards reflect our lives; meaning that
everything we have been through will
be artistically displayed on each and
every card. With our signature “Love
Letters” collection
we have cards for an array of occasions
to include edgy titles such as; “Go
Shorty… It’s Your Birthday”,
“Bonnie
& Clyde”, “Forever”,
“Mini
Me” and of course
our trademark face logo, “Colorful
Collage”.
To
answer the frequently
asked question; How did you come
up with this idea? “It’s
easy. We didn’t... This is just
who we are. This is our reality
and we are just doing what we know and
see around us. We didn’t come
up with an idea for a company, we were
born into a culture;
a diverse American culture.
Moreover, we saw a gap in a market that
seemed to be completely ignoring the
world as we knew it. We were determined
to bring quality and diversity
together in gifts that reflect not only
ourselves but the people that we buy
them for.”
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