A
FRENCH, COMMITED AND INNOVATIVE
BRAND
A French
art of living
LOCAL MANUFACTURING &
MADE IN FRANCE
- A territory of expression of predilection: the seaside
- A home port: Bretagne, Morbihan and its sea spray
- Products exclusively made in France +
- Promoting the excellence of French know-howien France and abroad
- A network of more tha 25 French partners, from producers to manufacturers +
"The founders only betrayed their 100% French commitment by choosing
an English name, "Friendly Frenchy" - commercial realism no doubt,
ambition to spread French know-how internationally. "
Laurence Haloche
PRESERVE
THE ENVIRONNEMENT
- Local and sustainable production guided by the principles of the circular economy and eco-design
- Natural bio-sourced, recycled and renewable materials and co-products
- A recycling network: collection, sorting, cleaning, treatment and valorisation of production waste+
- Permanent optimisation to limit our environnemental impact
- Support for actions to preserve the coastline and the oceans with Surfrider Foundation Europel +
Wear change
on the tip of your nose
A
SOCIAL COMMITMENT
- Guarantee the respect of the best working conditions and remuneration for employees
- Contribute to the maintenance and creation of jobs in our region with French manufacturing
- Use of a ESAT, a workshop for the integration of people with disabilities
- Supporting reintegration with a clothing workshop in a penitentiary centre
- Participating in the professional training of new generations
CREATION &
INNOVATION
- A unique creative approach inspired by nature
- Research & development programmes to support our creativity +
- Innovations adapted to manufacturers' existing production tools
- Mastery of multiple manufacturing processes
- Winner of the Morbihan Oscars in the Innovation category in 2020 +
- Our support: BPI FRANCE INNOVATION - ADEME - BCI Bretagne Commerce International - CCI Bretagne - VIPE Vannes
THE NAME : « Friendly as in eco-friendly, eco-responsible, welcoming,
Frenchy as in made in France, art de vivre à la française. »