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Ethical and Responsible Production
In line with the principles of slow fashion, Maison Jeanne is committed to ethical and responsible production. We offer small collections comprised of durable and high-quality products. Let us tell you more...
European Production between France and Portugal
The manufacturing of our products (including their packaging) is done in Portugal, between Lisbon and Porto, within 300 kilometers of our offices based in Lisbon. Certain capsule collections, such as the toile de Jouy, for example, are produced in northern France, between Lille and Etaples sur Mer. An upcycling and integration workshop creates our Made in France collections in small series.
Our Portuguese Workshops
Our intention is to showcase Portuguese expertise in textile manufacturing, support the local community, avoid container transportation, and ensure quality and traceability throughout the production chain.
Our workshops are small family-run structures that we know and regularly visit, fostering a close and trustworthy relationship. The working conditions there are very good, and the importance of the human aspect is fully respected.
Our French Workshops and Made in France Collections
Lille, in the North of France, is the brand's second anchor point, where part of our team is located. It is here that collections are created, and where we produce a portion of our creations.
After some production in integration workshops on the Opal Coast, we chose to work with an Upcycling workshop, specializing in garment making and alterations, producing small capsule collections for us.
Our fabrics are sourced from Roubaix, particularly from an old Northern spinning mill, where we purchase dormant stocks from major couture houses. These 100% local productions enable us to minimize our carbon footprint to the maximum extent.
Natural or Upcycled Materials
We use various types of entirely natural materials of European origin: Cotton, unwashed Linen, wool, mohair, and Vegetable-tanned Leather make up the vast majority of our collections. We meticulously select these materials to ensure they are respectful of nature and your health.
Cotton
For our cotton products, we use a 420gr/m3 oeko tex certified cotton canvas, known for its unbeatable strength and durability. Its high quality ensures that your bags will last for many years!
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Vegetable-Tanned Leather
All our leather goods are made from Italian leather tanned using vegetable methods, meaning no harmful chemicals were used in their production.
Linen
An ecological material par excellence, we have chosen unwashed linen that requires neither fertilizers nor irrigation and involves minimal pesticide use. Find it in some of our limited collections.
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Whenever we can find fabrics or leathers in stock in our workshops, we reclaim them to engage in Upcycling. This helps to revalue forgotten materials and give them a new life, as demonstrated by our large Jeanne XL upcycled cotton travel bag.
Quality and Durability at the Core of Our Concerns
At Maison Jeanne, we believe in "less is more," which reflects in our productions always made in just the right quantity, sometimes in limited editions, to ensure we generate no unnecessary production.
We offer high-quality products that will accompany and withstand long years of use during travel and in our customers' daily lives. In short, it's thoughtful production for sensible consumption.
The extra touch: Our packaging is upcycled and made from reusable fabrics.
Finally, since its creation in 2018, we have also been supporting the collective Green Friday by donating 10% of our daily turnover every last Friday of November to various associations such as Zero Waste France, which supports communities and citizens in adopting zero-waste practices.
