Eco-design to limit the environmental footprint of TAPE A L'OEIL

The textile industry is particularly demanding in terms of natural resources and energy. To limit its impact on the environment, Tape à l'œil is careful to limit its consumption of resources dedicated to the design of its products.
45% of its Winter 21 collections have the Eco-Design label, recognizing the use of biosourced raw materials and the use of a less polluting production method.

The collections are made from more environmentally friendly raw materials such as organic cotton, more responsible viscose (tencel®, lyocell®) and recycled fibers.

The cultivation of organic cotton has the merit of consuming less fertilizer and GMOs, but also of polluting the water less. Moreover, when bleached without chlorine, organic cotton is non-allergenic.

As for responsible viscose, it is produced from wood pulp from responsible forests and transformed into textile fiber through chemical processes that are more respectful of the environment.

Also, Tape à l'oeil uses manufacturing processes that require less water and energy, such as low impact denim or lesswater denim, which reduces the amount of water used in the finishing process by at least 50% compared to a conventional wash.

Today, 95% of the brand's T-shirts, 80% of its pajamas and underwear, and the majority of its sweatshirts are made from organic cotton. The same is true for baby clothes and accessories. Many products are also made from recycled fibers and Tencel.