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UN brin de vert
UN brin de vert
Our "Un brin de vert" label, launched at the beginning of 2020, expresses our desire to offer you more sustainable collections and to share with you more information about our choice of materials.
Over the seasons, we have been working to bring you pieces made from natural fibres. For our summer 2024 collection, this represents almost 70% of the items in a total of 168 references.
There are many challenges ahead and our teams are progressively shaping the Grace & Mila of tomorrow. Our aim is to offer you sustainable pieces at a fair price using more natural materials.
70 %
of pieces labelled Un Brin de Vert on our spring-summer 2024 collection
Let's move forward together to shape the Grace & Mila of tomorrow
What are the requirements for the Un Brin de Vert label?
They must be made from more than 60% natural fibres.
What is natural fibre?
Natural fibres are obtained by physical and mechanical transformations of a natural material, without changing its composition. There are two types of fibre known as natural fibres.
Those of plant or animal origin, such as linen, cotton or wool, which have undergone few processing stages.
Those made from cellulose, such as viscose, modal or tencel. These fibres come from a plant source and undergo chemical processing. They are called man-made natural materials and their manufacturing process involves the use of recycled and reused organic solvents. At Grace & Mila we use both types.
Why is polyester still part of our collections?
Whether in fashion or sport, polyester is a widely used material. It's hard-wearing, easy to care for and affordable. Our aim is to gradually reduce its use in our collections. However, we cannot fully remove it without impacting the price of our garments.
Grace & Mila wants to remain an affordable brand. Every day, our teams work to find new materials, so we can offer you a more sustainable wardrobe at a fair price.
