// The magazine
Understand what you wear before you choose what to wear.
Materials, labels, brands and what goes on behind the scenes of the textile industry, explained without jargon or moralising.
// Featured
20 June 2025
Les Soldes Libres
Les soldes libres lancées par WeDressFair permettent à chaque personne de choisir la réduction qui lui semble la plus juste.
10 March 2025
Culottes bio : 3 marques qui allient éthique et confort
Trouvez la culotte bio idéale : confort, style et éthique garantis. Découvrez 3 marques engagées qui misent sur le coton bio, la durabilité et des coupes pensées pour toutes.
26 March 2025
7 marques de t-shirts bio à connaître pour un dressing plus responsable
Envie d’un t-shirt qui respecte la planète et votre style ? On vous présente 7 marques de t-shirts bio certifiés, durables et bien coupés. Le bon choix pour un dressing éthique, sans compromis.
// The latest articles
What we've published recently
- L'édito de Marie : Quand la teinture fait tâche 8 February 2025
- L'édito de Marie : Des vêtements jetables, de plus en plus jetables. 25 January 2025
- L'édito de Marie : Christophe Castaner, la démagogie au service de la fast fashion 17 January 2025
- L'édito de Marie : Ce qui va bouger dans le textile en 2025 10 January 2025
- L'édito de Marie : L'argumentaire pour bien répondre à Noël 16 December 2024
// Our (humble) opinion
What we think of the brands we don't sell
Levi's
Is Levi's an eco-friendly brand?
Read our take
Nu-in
Our opinion on Nu-in's eco-friendly approach
Read our take
Maison Standards
Is Maison Standards really an eco-responsible brand?
Read our take
// Materials explained
What your clothes are made of
Upcycled leather
Upcycled viscose
Upcycled cotton
Gold Rated certified leather
Cornskin- Viridis®
Appleskin- Frumat®
Brass
Upcycled wool
925 silver
Glass crystal
RJC-certified gold
LWG-certified leather
Recycled polyamide (pre-consumer)
Recycled polyester (pre-consumer)
Ramie
// Labels decoded
What each certification guarantees, and what it doesn't
SA 8000
The SA 8000 standard makes it possible to monitor and improve working conditions in the textile industry.
Responsible Jewellery Council
The Responsible Jewelry Council (RJC) certifies the good practices of companies in the gold or diamond supply chain, from the mine to retail.
Leather Working Group
The Leather Working Group audits and supports players in the leather industry towards greater environmental and social responsibility and transparency within the industry.
RWS (Responsible Wool Standard)
certifies animal welfare in wool production
