When choosing a piece of clothing or an accessory, the material—and especially cotton—plays a key role. It's what ensures comfort, durability, breathability, and style. But there's no single "cotton": depending on the type (combed, thick, organic, classic), the properties vary greatly. In this article, we'll review the different types of cotton we use, their uses, and their benefits to help you make your choice.

Combed cotton is cotton that has undergone additional processing: short fibers and impurities are removed, leaving long, more regular fibers. The result: better strength, softer, and less pilling.

This treatment gives combed cotton a more pleasant texture and increased durability over time. It withstands repeated washing better, retains its colors, and prevents pilling. The result: lasting comfort and a neat appearance, even after many uses.

Combed cotton is the basis of most of our socks. It gives them their characteristically comfortable and fine feel, while ensuring durability for everyday use. Soft, breathable, and elegant, our combed cotton socks perfectly embody the combination of style and comfort.

Produced using environmentally friendly methods, organic cotton is grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. It uses less water and preserves soil health. Often certified (such as GOTS or OEKO-TEX), this cotton is part of a more sustainable and humane production approach.

In addition to its reduced environmental impact, organic cotton offers unparalleled softness and great breathability. It's ideal for sensitive skin thanks to the absence of irritants. It's a naturally comfortable fiber that combines ethics and quality.

This cotton is at the heart of our textile range: t-shirts, sweatshirts, boxer briefs, boxer shorts, and scarves are all made from organic cotton. It reflects our desire to offer essential, durable, and comfortable clothing, while contributing to more responsible fashion.