In the heart of Paris for over a century, Atelier Boivin has perpetuated a unique savoir-faire in garment making for silk accessories, from ties and ascots to bow ties and scarves. Nestled on rue Réaumur, this historic workshop stands out for its meticulous workmanship, for demanding high-end and luxury customers.

For French contract manufacturers, repairs could be a promising outlet in the new framework created by the AGEC law. But a number of obstacles still need to be overcome.

Founded in 1978 in Challans, Getex has become a benchmark in the manufacture of duck down garments. Under the management of Sophie Pineau since 2011, the company has diversified while preserving its unique savoir-faire in garment making for the luxury and technical markets.

In the heart of the Vendée region, Bleu Océane, founded in 1973 by the Dugas couple, has become a benchmark for denim garment making in France. The company, taken over in 2020 by Rodolphe Bled, combines traditional savoir-faire with innovative technologies to respond to changes in the sector and reduce its environmental impact.

IFTH's latest technical platform, based in Paris, is equipped with a full range of equipment and software to help fashion players move towards innovative and sustainable production processes.

In the constantly evolving world of fashion, the H.A.W.A au féminin initiative stands out for its approach that combines innovation, ecology, artisanal savoir-faire and social commitment. Founded in 2021 by Hawa Sangaré, this Paris-based association is dedicated to the professional integration of women in difficulty, while promoting circular fashion that is ethical and respectful of the environment. Through sewing, H.A.W.A au Women enables these women to build their future, in a project where human beings and creativity are placed at the center.