Comfortable and sustainable, our recycled cotton clothing is soft and ethical too.

In-conversion cotton is grown according to organic standards in its transition period and certified organic in conversion. It is cultivated in total compliance with the principles of organic agriculture.

As comfortable and resistant as conventional cotton, organic cotton allows us to save considerable quantities of our most precious resource: water.

We have added recycled polyester to our production chain to minimise the production of overly polluting virgin material.

The wool used in our products is produced ethically and with respect for animal welfare. Merino wool is recognised for its quality, its thermoregulatory properties and its softness.

Hemp is an innovative eco-friendly material with a low environmental impact.

Sorona® is a polyester microfibre consisting of approximately 38% plant-based fibres. Soft, resistant and insulating, this material is the perfect dupe for animal feathers and imitation furs.

Jute is a natural plant-based material. Biodegradable, resistant and recyclable, jute fibre does not require fertilisers or pesticides to grow and it emits little CO2.

Made from the fibres of an aquatic plant found in freshwater and saltwater estuaries, seagrass is one of the toughest materials on the plant fibre “market”.

Softer, smoother and more hard-wearing than viscose, Modal is a very popular choice in the production of eco-friendly textiles.

Lyocell is often called “plant silk” and has become a popular choice in the textile industry thanks to its breathable and hard-wearing properties.

Linen is a high-quality fabric used to create long-lasting, environmentally friendly, light and hard-wearing garments.