Our “A Touch of Green” label, launched in early 2020, reflects our commitment to offering more sustainable collections and sharing more information with you about our choice of materials.

Season after season, we have nurtured our desire to offer you pieces made from natural-origin fibers. In 2024, more than 50% of our pieces carry the “A Touch of Green” label.

Many challenges lie ahead, and our teams are gradually shaping the Grace & Mila of tomorrow. We are evolving at our own pace, with the aim of offering durable pieces at a fair price, made from more natural materials. 

of clothing labeled Un Brin de Vert on our 2024 collections

They must be made up of more than 50% fibers of natural origin.

Natural fibers are obtained through physical and mechanical transformations of a natural material, without altering its composition. There are two types of fibers known as natural fibers.

Those of plant or animal origin, such as linen, cotton, or wool, have undergone few processing steps. Those made from cellulose, such as viscose, modal, or Tencel. These fibers come from a plant source and undergo a chemical transformation. These are called artificial natural materials, and their manufacturing process involves the use of recycled and reused organic solvents. At Grace & Mila, we use both types.

Whether in fashion or sports, polyester is a widely used material. It's durable, easy to care for, and affordable. We aim to gradually reduce its use in our collections. However, we don't yet have the ability to completely eliminate it without impacting the price of our pieces.

Grace & Mila strives to remain an affordable brand. Our teams work every day to research new materials to offer you a sustainable wardrobe at a fair price.