Since 2020, WECAMECA has been an atypical design studio offering a full range of services: styling, modeling, prototype–making, sourcing, supply chain management, and a manufacturing workshop—all located in the heart of Lyon.
With its vertical approach and passion for experimentation, WECAMECA contributes to the French textile revolution: local, ethical, and sustainable production. They define themselves as a group of “textile hackers”.
Meeting WECAMECA was a real coup de cœur. They design, facilitate, discover, unearth, and advise with agility and kindness.
WECAMECA’s keywords? Durability, short supply chains, transparency, circularity, inclusivity, solidarity, integration, and benevolence… Far from being an empty wish list, these values are embodied daily at WECAMECA for a fashion made by good people!
PARTNERS / MATERIALS
Antoine de Saint Exupéry's
partners

LYON 69
LesBonsTech
Digital agency
Flexible, responsive, always smiling, competent, and full of excellent advice, the LesBonsTech team developed this bespoke e-commerce site for us.
One shared value we have with them is transparency, which greatly facilitated our collaboration.
As a bonus, LesBonsTech works with junior freelancers, handpicked and supervised by senior staff in-house: giving young professionals a chance, passing on expertise—these are values we cherish and which contributed to our choice of this agency, located in the heart of Lyon.
LYON 69
Les causantes
Communication agency
Our communications agency: strategy & consulting, creation, social networks, influence … For LES CAUSANTES, brands are at once personalities, promises and values and they must embody and defend unifying ideas. At and with LES CAUSANTES, we felt a real authenticity, convictions and commitment, women and men who perfectly understood our project, its dimension and our ambition. The CAUSANTES team invested in our project with professionalism, being responsive and always listening.
Saint-Cyr au mont d’or, 69
Avec 1e
Graphic designer and artistic director
Designer, graphic artist and art director, Alain Desmurger created the A.de.S.E & Associés logo for us, and acts as art director for important events such as product photo shoots, including the very first one we carried out in the vicinity of Tataouine, in the Tunisian desert. An excellent professional, an artist and a good listener, he understood our project perfectly and was able to translate the DNA of A.de.S.E – Antoine de Saint Exupéry into our logo and set designs. Avec1e@orange.fr
Chessy-les-Mines, 69
Verne et clet
Fabricant de tissus chaîne et trame
Founded in 1947, VERNE ET CLET specializes in the creation and marketing of warp and weft fabrics for shirts and blouses.
At VERNE ET CLET, all partners are based in the Rhône-Alpes region and participate in every stage of fabric production, from thread warping to weaving, dyeing, finishing, and treatment. In doing so, they highlight French cultural heritage and Lyon’s local expertise.
VERNE ET CLET champions Made in France, preserves local employment, and contributes to the productivity of the French textile industry—two major challenges for the sector.
CHARLIEU, 42
Les tissages de Charlieu
Tisseur créateur de jacquard
We’ve woven strong ties together !
LES TISSAGES DE CHARLIEU (LTC) was founded in 1902 in a region with a weaving heritage dating back to the Middle Ages. During the Canut revolts in Lyon, silk manufacturers turned to the weavers of Charlieu, sparking tremendous growth for the industry, which boasted up to 10,000 looms between the World Wars. LTC designs and produces the pocket fabric for our trousers and shorts, as well as the fabric used for bias tape.
We value LTC’s commitments:
Human-centric: The company views business as a support for personal growth.
Environmentally friendly: Contributing to a decarbonized and circular textile industry.
Economically viable: Proving that textiles and jobs can be created in France.
saint Etienne, 42
Aj biais
Fabricant de biais
AJ BIAIS is the result of merging two family-owned businesses: JABOULEY BIAIS (founded in 1890) and ALPHA BIAIS (1986). For 125 years, AJ BIAIS has grown around strong values such as:
• Excellence: Designing and offering the best textile accessories, maintaining a competitive edge with top-quality products.
• Ethics: Integrity and transparency foster trust and healthy communication with clients.
• Innovation: Daily R&D efforts and investments ensure optimized solutions, advanced methods, and leadership in the production of accessories for the ready-to-wear market.
VEAUCHE,42
Camalo
Logistician
Beyond undeniable expertise in e-commerce logistics, CAMALO is committed to minimizing its carbon footprint: with energy self-sufficient buildings powered by solar panels, and a preference for local industrial providers.
CAMALO also embraces CSR practices, offering fixed-term contracts instead of temporary ones during production peaks, recruiting with photo-free and anonymized CVs to promote diversity, and signing the PAQTE charter.
CAMALO won us over with its professionalism, flexibility, transparency, and extensive range of services. CAMALO also handles the transfer printing of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry quotes selected by our clients, enabling us to ship personalized shirts within 24 hours.
Saint-André-Les-Lille, 59
Domotex
Cotton fabric supplier
DOMOTEX is a family-owned business founded in 1970. Its core values are creativity, responsiveness, customer satisfaction, and responsibility.
At DOMOTEX, we found “Made in France” fabrics certified OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, REACH, and GOTS, as they are more environmentally friendly, and ensuring at least 50% of the value chain takes place in France. This also allows us, in our own way, to help sustain employment in France.
Halluin, 59
Lemaitre Demeestere
Stylish office
Since 1835, the company has mastered linen weaving in all its splendor. This know-how combines tradition, modernity and passion. LEMAITRE DEMEESTERE is one of the oldest textile companies in France and has established itself as a reference in the world of textiles. Linen is THE ecological fiber par excellence: its cultivation requires very few pesticides, consumes much less water than cotton and does not damage the soil. LEMAITRE DEMEESTERE only uses linen from the north of France and Normandy. Their fabrics are thus recognized by the “Master of Linen” designation. LEMAITRE DEMEESTERE is committed to a fight against CO2 emissions through the geographical proximity of the places of cultivation and processing, all located in France and all this is perfectly in line with our values. LD is also certified OEKOTEX, OFG and France Terre Textile. For its ready-to-wear collection, LD uses 100% French yarn from La French Filature, a subsidiary, like it, of the Normandy agricultural cooperative NATUP.dans un combat contre l’émission de CO2 par la proximité géographique des lieux de culture et de transformation, tous situés en France et tout cela est parfaitement en adéquation avec nos valeurs. LD par ailleurs certifié OEKOTEX,OFG et France Terre Textile. Pour sa collection prêt-à-porter, LD utilise du fil 100% français de La French Filature filiale comme elle, de la coopérative agricole normande NATUP.
Bernarville, 80
Crepin petit
Button maker
CREPIN PETIT, a Living Heritage Company (EPV label), has been designing and manufacturing buttons in the Hauts-de-France region since 1873! For decades, the industrial policy of this partner has focused on enhancing its expertise by constantly investing in its production tools and workforce training.
Originally, CREPIN PETIT workshops produced buttons made from natural materials such as mother-of-pearl, horn, or ivory. In the latter half of the 20th century, they acquired the skills and tools to produce synthetic buttons while continuing to offer the noble materials that established their reputation. Additionally, CREPIN PETIT is committed to sustainable development by reusing and recycling all production waste, promoting the circular economy, minimizing its environmental impact, and contributing to social and solidarity-based economics.
Burlats, 81
Missegle
Knitted clothing manufacturer
Myriam Joly set up one of the first herds of Angora goats in the Sidobre area of Tarn in France over 40 years ago. She quickly became passionate about production and direct sales and, over the years and through encounters, the Atelier Missegle was born. Today, the family business makes socks, sweaters and accessories with the most beautiful natural and environmentally friendly fibers: mohair, merino, alpaca, camels, yak, etc. Myriam runs the Atelier alongside two of her three sons and works hand in hand with her 55 employees on a daily basis. Missegle proudly displays the Entreprise du patrimoine Vivant (EPV), Origine France Garantie (OFG) and France terre textile labels. The Atelier has been committed to defending and promoting French know-how for many years.
La rivière de coprs, 10
Bugis
Fabric manufacturer
Since 1956, BUGIS has been a specialist in knitwear.
Their fabrics are crafted from natural fibers such as cotton and modal cotton, as well as noble materials like cashmere, angora, silk, wool, and linen, plus recycled and biodegradable fibers made from renewable resources.
French manufacturing guarantees quality and adherence to social and environmental values. BUGIS offers a range of knitted products made with organic cotton grown without pesticides or chemicals. They primarily work with European spinners and conduct all their dyeing in France using 100% natural products.
La Regrippiére, 44
Royal mer
Fabricant de vêtements en maille
Royal Mer is a nice story that has lasted since 1946. A clever mix of traditional know-how and innovation, this French brand has stood the test of time and fashion. In this family-run business, transmission is a strong value, as the manufacture of its sweaters requires skills that can no longer be learned in school (programmers, hosiery makers, cutters, embroiderers, knitters, button makers…). Transmission, and therefore the human element, takes on a crucial dimension at the heart of the company’s life. This gives the company a unique character, and it shows in its products!
Fougères, 35
Atelier Breizh Ceintures
Fournisseur d'accessoires de mode
L’Atelier Breizh Ceintures was created by ORCA ACCESSOIRES, a Breton family business founded in 1974 and one of the French leaders in the creation and manufacture of fashion accessories, including belts. L’Atelier Breizh ceinture is an expert in the design and manufacture of belts made in France. Very committed to Corporate Social Responsibility, ORCA ACCESSOIRES is concerned with safety and working conditions, the environment and product quality, in full compliance with current standards.