In Quelmes, Pas-de-Calais, the Miditex workshop bears witness to a history that began in the aftermath of the Second World War. From children's garment making to women's ready-to-wear, from the years of globalization to the revival of Made in France, the company has gone through the cycles of the industry without giving up on producing in France.

For over 50 years, Manufacture de Peausserie de Luxe (MPL) has been crafting leather goods for the luxury ready-to-wear market, in a space where the material imposes its laws and where trust seals collaborations. Here, leather is more than just a material: it dictates requirements, technicality and rhythm. In a sector where excellence comes down to detail, the atelier has carved out a place for itself at the crossroads of craftsmanship and luxury standards.

The Académie Internationale de Coupe de Paris is ambitiously relaunching its International Menswear Technical fashion design course, interrupted during the Covid.

In a charming Parisian atelier where historic corsets, stage silhouettes and Haute Couture prototypes meet, Atelier Caraco has been cultivating a rare savoir-faire for almost forty years, on the frontier between runway shows and the performing arts. Theater, opera, ballet, cinema, batches, museums or store windows: here, the garment is a living construction, designed for a body, a role, a movement.

An interview with Sylvie Maignan, head of the MSFC, conducted by Laurence Benaïm for the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode's Insider magazine during Paris Fashion Week® Men's Fall/Winter 2026–2027.

In mid-February, Les Ateliers de Paris launched a new call for projects to select fifteen fashion, design and arts and crafts incubators.