In 2024, we launched the Second Nature Project, which consists of creating new pieces from our own production waste. We have innovated in the eco-design of these products in order to minimize the quantities of unusable fabrics.

Before the project was implemented, 30% of the fabric surface was unusable and was given as gifts to organizations or sewing enthusiasts nearby. Donating our scraps was a good way to keep them from ending up in the landfill. However, we had no control over the actual use of these scraps by the people who received them.

With the creation of the Second Nature Project, we have reduced the amount of unusable fabric to 10% and created a new range of products that perform as well as our original products, but at a lower cost. Everyone wins: the planet, the consumer and the company.

We hope that in the near future we will have access to new end-of-life management technologies, such as wool defibering, so that we can recover 100% of our fabrics. Until these technologies are implemented, we can say that our efforts are not perfect, but they are a step in the right direction.