COLLECTION LUXE SATIN
Satin Luxe Size M: Chante D'aube
"Chant d'Aube" celebrates the serenity of woodland mornings: palm trees and foliage gently sway as birds sing their melody. This poetic cotton satin motif, crafted in France in an inclusive ESAT, envelops each gift in a soothing atmosphere—like a breath of nature offered to you.
Production underway in Roubaix
Carefully crafted by our inclusive network artisans.
Shipping from the 2nd week of November .
1. How are Carédeau delivered?
2. Is all Carédeau made in France?
Carédeau is a French brand, with our design workshop in Île-de-France.
- Luxe Satin Collection : made in France, in Roubaix, in an inclusive workshop that employs people with disabilities and social inclusion.
- Monochrome Recycled Cotton Collection : Sewn in PRC, from RCS-certified cotton, to combine style and affordability.
3. Why cotton? Is it really eco-friendly?
We often hear the debate about cotton's water consumption. But compared to disposable wrapping paper, a Carédeau lasts a long time, replacing dozens of single-use wrapping papers 🎁. Since 2019, we have chosen cotton:
- because it is strong and durable ,
- because it is biodegradable (zero microplastics, unlike polyester fabrics),
- and because it makes each package reusable and unique.
TUTORIALS
Here's the most common 'Yotsu Musubi' knot for wrapping a cardboard gift by simply tying a double knot. Here's a blue belt for you, dear carédeauka.
First of all, it's great.
We love the idea that beautiful packaging makes a gift even more precious and beautiful. Our designs are designed to give that little “wow” touch, in a premium way.
2. It is useful in everyday life.
Born to wrap your gifts and reused again and again, Carédeau bags can also be transformed into scarves, bags, planters, or even cake holders. Multifaceted, just like you!
3. It's easy.
Don't let the word "furoshiki" intimidate you: we promise, it's easier than paper. All you need is to know how to tie a knot, and you're done. In other words, become a Carédeauka! *a person who practices the art of Carédeau