The social and ecological stakes have always been integrated into Ines de la Fressange Paris's approach in a "native" and natural way. This aligns with our values of respect for the environment, awareness of the fragility of the surroundings, and consideration of social criteria. We do this both for ourselves and because we owe it to our clients.  

We have adopted a proactive approach and have scrutinized all our actions, with the aim of reducing our impact and improving our contribution to the major balances, which has led us to make 10 responsible commitments. Among these, we have chosen to produce almost all of our clothing in France and Europe, which not only allows us to promote fair working conditions but also to shorten supply chains and thus reduce our carbon footprint. "We also have a responsible approach to the quantities produced, which is probably the best way to reduce our overall impact, and we have always refused to destroy stocks of products or materials." 

In this perspective, we recently launched a project in line with our eco-responsible commitment: the creation of an "upcycled" capsule collection, which offers limited edition cushions and tote bags made from fabric pieces sourced from our own ready-to-wear workshops. This involves the reuse of very beautiful materials, which thus take on a new life and allow the elegant-chic spirit of Ines de la Fressange Paris to enter the home. 

What makes these products even more special is that they are assembled in France, in an ESAT establishment of the ANAIS Foundation, a structure dedicated to professional and social integration. This approach reflects our desire to combine the French art of living with a commitment to the environment and also contributes to society.  

At Ines de la Fressange Paris, we firmly believe that fashion can make life more beautiful and is also an industry that can be sustainable, ethical, and supportive. We hope that this initiative will inspire you as much as it inspires us, and we thank you for your support.

Discover the Upcycling Capsule