Committed to the recycling of unused textiles and leather goods, L'Atelier des Matières strives to meet the ecological challenges faced by luxury and premium brands by helping them to sustainably manage their textile, leather goods and accessories deposits, whether unsold, dead stock or production offcuts, in a circular economy approach.

Under its new 2023-2028 specifications, the eco-organization is pursuing its mission of waste prevention and management in the TLC sector, with a number of new measures.

A virtuous and creative practice of the circular economy, Upcycling is taking shape in the ready-to-wear sector, with a growing number of brands, sourcing solutions and clothing manufacturers specializing in this area.

At the beginning of 2023, a pilot traceability program in the apparel sector came to an end. Feedback and key lessons learned.

Initiated in 2020 by the GFF (Groupement de la Fabrication Française), the "Les Ateliers engagés" labeling process enables companies to improve and showcase their responsible commitments.

The AGEC law is good for the planet. By requiring information on the country of garment making, it also gives a real boost to Made in France.