Textile du Maine has embodied the prestige of French savoir-faire since 1984. Founded by Sylvie Chailloux and now run by her son Nicolas Tréhard, this Pays de la Loire-based workshop specializes in high-end and luxury women's ready-to-wear, with a mastery of materials ranging from chiffon to jersey and leather, to create unique pieces in flou / soft dressmaking and ultra soft draping / flou.

While the AGEC law now prohibits the destruction of unsold non-food products, startups Feat Coop and Adapta have clearly understood the benefits of marketing the many dead stocks of textiles and leathers produced by the industry.

Since its Design in 2006, Confection Fléchoise has established itself as a key player in high-end ready-to-wear and luxury Made in France. Founded in La Flèche, the company benefits from the experience and vision of its CEO Jacques Martin-Lalande. The company relies on artisanal savoir-faire enriched by modern technologies, while cultivating a strong collaborative identity within the France Inter Mode (FIM) network of workshops owned by its director.

Pierre-François Valette stands out as a singular figure in the creative buzz of Parisian fashion. Through Valette Studio, his brand and workshop, he combines precise craftsmanship with a unique collaborative approach. As a stylist, technical fashion designer and entrepreneur, as well as partner to other young designers, he shakes up the codes of the fashion world by proposing a hybrid and human model of design.

Since its merger with the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, the Institut Français de la Mode has given new impetus to technical training courses that combine French savoir-faire with modern technology.

Since its foundation in 1954, the Home Lener Cordier has embodied excellence in the garment making of high-quality sleeved garments. Based in Hazebrouck, in Northern France, this family-run business draws on a savoir-faire handed down through several generations, creating top-of-the-range garments for women, men and children.