Pour la première collection (Septembre 2026), notre fondateur Max Doré dépoussière ses crayons. L'ancien créateur derrière la marque culte UNDZ signe le design de cette première "drop".

If your art is refined, your packaging should be too. If your art is raw and eco-friendly, your packaging should be as well (no Styrofoam!). If your art is playful (like UNDZ), your packaging should bring a smile.

In Quebec's entrepreneurial ecosystem, certain figures stand out not just for their personal success, but for their fierce determination to give back to the community. Max Doré, President and Founder of Le Socle, is exactly that kind of leader. A seasoned entrepre Entrepreneur aguerri, expert en marketing de renommée mondiale et artiste dans l'âme, Max est aujourd'hui l'homme derrière la mission du Socle : transformer le talent brut des créateurs d'ici en succès commerci

This is a dilemma that has stayed with us for a long time. How do we help those who don't have access to the full program, but have all the potential to succeed? How can we offer a decisive boost without the traditional administrative burden?

For too long, artistic career development has been synonymous with instability, dependence on government grants, and a glaring lack of entrepreneurial structure. Today, Le Socle is changing the game.

In the business world, we often hear that location is everything (location, location, location). But when it comes to art, culture, and creative entrepreneurship, location becomes much more than just an address: it becomes a muse, a driving force, and a community.

When we say the word "accelerator" in today's business world, a very specific image often comes to mind. We imagine glass-fronted offices in downtown Montreal or Toronto, filled with software developers, artificial intelligence startups, and technology companies looking for their next round of funding.