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Merino wool: discover its thermoregulatory properties, lasting benefits and why it is the ideal natural fiber.

Tencel is an exceptional natural fiber that deserves special care to reveal its full durability. In this comprehensive guide, discover all our expert tips for washing, drying, and ironing your Tencel garments without damaging them.

Hemp, the ecological plant par excellence Hemp is a natural and fully biodegradable natural fiber. It is the ultimate ecological plant in its culture as in its transformation. Just like linen, its transformation is mechanical. It grows without fertilizers or pesticides and the plant is naturally very resistant to parasites and weed. Thus, hemp leaves the soil in great condition for subsequent crops. Not only does hemp cultivation preserve the soil, it also helps maintain it: hemp matures quickly, in approximately 100 days, allowing to reuse the field easily. In addition, its roots and its ability to absorb water drain...

Why choose natural fibers?   Natural fibers (linen, hemp, cotton, wool, cashmere, silk, etc.) and artificial fibers (tencel, modal, viscose) are derived from natural raw materials of animal or plant origin. The difference between the latter is their transformation: natural fibers are transformed mechanically and artificial fibers are transformed using a solvent. Why choose these two types of fibers over synthetic fibers:  Biodegradable: they degrade naturally and quickly They are carbon neutral Anti-perspirant: thanks to their absorption properties, they allow your clothes to breathe and do not retain odours Hypoallergenic and antibacterial: they protect your skin and take care of...