Materials and textile colours

Created in 1988, Lyocell is a cellulose fibre marketed by the Lenzing company under several brand names (Tencel®, Newcell®, Alceru®, etc.) It is manufactured from eucalyptus, bamboo or birch fibres using a non-toxic chemical treatment.

The production of Lyocell is fast, water-efficient and does not produce any by-products, as the solvents can be reused indefinitely.

Lyocell is 100% biodegradable and compostable, making it the material of choice for an environmentally responsible approach. Made from wood fibres, it decomposes within a few months.

It is a soft and silky material, flexible and resistant, and very absorbent. It is frequently used in the manufacture of clothing and household linen.

Lyocell is easy to dye and is available in a wide range of Oeko-Tex certified colours. Contact us to find out more about using this sustainable material !

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Developed by the company Aquafil in 2011, Econyl® is a material derived from the recycling of nylon waste, such as fishing nets and textile production waste.

Nylon regenerated through the Econyl® process has the same qualities as the nylon from which it is made. It is available in over 100 colours and is infinitely recyclable.

By choosing recycled fibres for our braiding process, we are promoting sustainable development and making a strong gesture in favour of the environment. Contact us to discover the many possibilities offered by this eco-responsible material !

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Recycled polyester is derived from the processing of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) from plastic bottles, using a mechanical process, without the use of chemicals.

Recycled polyester has the same physical properties and qualities as virgin polyester. It is available in many colours.

We use Newlife® recycled polyester, manufactured by the Italian company Sinterama, certified by Oeko-tex and Global Recycle Standard.

By choosing recycled fibres for the manufacture of braid or cord, you are making a gesture in favour of sustainable development and the environment, so do not hesitate to contact us to discover the many practical applications of this material !

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Ecojean is a fibre produced by Filatures du Parc, a French company based in the Tarn region, which has specialised in recycling old clothes since 2007.

This new material contains 100% recycled fibers (48% cotton, 47% polyester, 5% other fibres) from used jeans and plastic bottles. Many colours are available for this soft and comfortable material, used in jumpers, scarves, berets and other clothing.

By choosing eco-jeans, favour French know-how and at the same time do something for the environment ! Our team is at your disposal to advise you on the possibilities offered by this very trendy ecological material.

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Cotton is the most produced natural fibre in the world. It is a flexible, durable fibre that is soft to the touch, tolerates heat well, and can be easily dyed, allowing us to offer you a wide range of colours.

We offer several ranges of colours, each adapted to a particular use: machine washable at 60° or 95°, air and light resistant, chlorine resistant… We also provide you with certified organic cotton according to the GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), to promote sustainable development in the textile industry.

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Developed over the last 30 years by the Spanish company Belda Lloréns, recycled cotton is part of an eco-responsible and sustainable fashion that takes advantage of the circular economy. Marketed under the brand name ECOLIFE®, OEKO-TEX® and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified, it is available in a wide range of colours and with the guarantee of excellent yarn quality.

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Linen is a natural fiber that has been cultivated throughout the world for tens of thousands of years. Today, 75% of the production of flax fibre comes from the north of France

It is a naturally very ecological crop, as it is fast growing and consumes very little water and pesticides. Linen is a resistant, hypoallergenic, absorbent and thermoregulatory material, which has many applications in the manufacture of clothing and household linen.

We use natural French linen thread to create braids, ribbons and cords in the characteristic bluish-gray color. We also use colored linen yarn, produced in France for custom-made and eco-friendly creations.

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Discovered in the 19th century, viscose or fibran is an artificial textile fiber, made from 90% cellulose, from hardwood or softwood.

It is soft to the touch, supple and easily absorbs dyes. The result is brilliant, as viscose naturally has a shiny appearance, reminiscent of silk.

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This synthetic fibre appeared in France in 1954 and is the most widely used in the textile industry. It represents about 70% of the synthetic fibres used in clothing.

It is a lightweight fibre with good tensile strength and does not wrinkle. In addition, it is easy to maintain and dries quickly, making it suitable for outdoor use.

Polyester offers a wide range of colours and is heat resistant, allowing dye-sublimation printing for endless possibilities…

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Lurex®is a trademark of the company Sildorex. It is a polyester yarn covered with a thin metallic layer, obtained by vacuum metallization, according to a process invented in 1946. Lurex® can be used to make braids with a metallic appearance (gold, silver, copper, but also green or blue), or to create a shiny and iridescent effect when combined with other materials. It is a light fiber, resistant and easy to maintain.

Very present in the 1950s in haute couture collections, as a symbol of luxury and glamour, Lurex® is now used to enhance fashion accessories and textiles, and blends well with the raw textures of natural fibers (linen, cotton, hemp).

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Acrylic is a artifical fiber, often blended with natural textile fibers to impart interesting properties.

It is soft to the touch, lightweight, non-felting, and water and sun resistant. It allows to make solid articles, which dry quickly and resist well to wear and deformation.

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polyamide or nylon fibre is a synthetic fibre produced by petrochemicals and invented in the 1940s.

Polyamide is very resistant and has many interesting properties: waterproofing, chemical and mechanical resistance, thermal resistance…

It is often combined with natural fibres in textiles to create soft and strong clothing. It is also used in halyards, ropes, nets and webbing, for its good resistance to the elements.

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Polypropylene is a plastic material invented in 1957. It is flexible, strong and resistant to UV and chemicals.

It is widely used in the design of outdoor products and can be found in garden furniture, camping equipment, sports accessories…

Unlike other synthetic textiles, polypro has the advantage of being easily recycled.

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