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.

In the heart of Épernay, the emblematic city of Champagne, lies another jewel of French heritage: the Chantelle workshop. For over sixty years, it has embodied the excellence of corsetry, supported by the group's fine mastery of materials, gestures and product development. As Chantelle approaches its 150th anniversary, the atelier is a place where technical heritage is turned to production versatility.

In Courlay, Confection des Deux-Sèvres (C2S) embodies 100 years of textile history and a rare industrial modernity. The site, founded in 1925, has never ceased to be home to clothing activities. Even today, this longevity is reflected in the company's unique expertise in top-of-the-range Measure shirts and workwear-inspired ready-to-wear.

Based in western France, the Franaud Group comprises four clothing manufacturers and a product development unit specialized in high-end and luxury ready-to-wear: La Ferrière Couture, L'Aiguillon Couture, Legé Haute Façon and Arnoise Collage Confection. Behind this organization lies a clear ambition: to preserve and structure French industrial and artisanal savoir-faire, while offering brands and Homes an agile, responsive and coordinated production capacity.

Over the past ten years, Atelier Léopoldine has established itself as a key partner in the development and garment making of fashion, apparel and textile accessory collections. The workshop, run by Véronique Bouchs, combines agility, high standards and creativity to support both young designers and established brands.

At the heart of an artisanal cooperative in Rennes, the Esperen workshop gives life to many types of high-end products while weaving new horizons for its members. Founded in 2023, this Breton association with a social and environmental impact combines garment making and support for employment. Led by Marion Levesque until July 2025, the association is much more than a garment making workshop: it's a melting pot of savoir-faire, a gas pedal of opportunities and a committed player in the ecological transition.