Technology Footprint
We make kids clothing that lasts, so the planet does too!
What you buy matters
Our products are produced in Portugal with European sourced fabrics and accessories to limit emissions. Our chain of production includes France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, assuring traceability of our collections. Each of our pieces speaks to the latest problem-solving innovations in materials science. Using the latest innovations, from the world’s leading research institutions, labs and scientists our fabrics, labels, embroideries, zippers, buttons and hangtags are derived from recycled and up-cycled materials.
Our Materials
Fabrics
All our fabrics are made of 100% recycled content post-industrial recycled cotton (R-CO), recycled polyester from upcycled plastic bottles (R-PET) and recycled Roica elastane (R-EA).
Certifications
All our yarns are GRS certified
Swimwear
Our rashguards and bikinis are made fro 100% recycled polyester ECONYL (SPF 50+) and our trunks are made from 100% recycled polyester from fishing nets SEAQUAL.
Puff Jackets
Our puff jackets lining are made from recycled polyester and our padding and insulation are made with Thermore.
Labels
Our woven labels and decorative embroideries are made of 100% Recycled Polyester from upcycled plastic bottles.
Zippers
Our NatulonTM zippers are made of 91% recycled content from post-consumer recycled yarns and up-cycled plastic bottles.
Buttons
Our recycled paper buttons are made of up to 93% content from recycled paper and recycled thermosetting fillers.
We needed a change of heart
At Mon Coeur we are dedicated to care for our workers and we only work with suppliers, manufacturing companies and countries where employees are treated with care, respect and professionalism – where there is a minimum wage, where no child is allowed to work or allowed nearby a factory. Apparel workers are among the lowest paid in the world and we committed from the very beginning to solely work with factories in Italy, Spain, France and Portugal where we can be sure it is respected and reinforced. Being part of a sustainable movement is not only about the material, but how the clothes are made and by whom they are made.
