Tissage de France

Tissage de France is a French textile manufacturer specializing in spinning and weaving activities, located in Rupt-sur-Moselle, Vosges, committed to circular economy principles. Established in 1837 and revived in 2018, the company leads research on textile recycling, including denim, to address the lack of industrial outlets for collected textiles. Their expertise covers open-end spinning, warping, sizing, and weaving various fibers such as cotton, organic cotton, recycled cotton, linen, elastane, polymers, and polyester. Tissage de France offers high value-added recycled cotton yarn, with a business plan targeting a 5 EUR/kg selling price and employing 6 people per tonne of yarn produced daily. The company extends its services to include teasing, short fiber sales, spinning other recycled fibers, and promoting industrial tourism to showcase the power of the circular economy. They are a partner in the 2 million euro Moncoton project, which has secured 900,000 EUR in ADEME subsidies, seeking an additional 1.1 million EUR through various financing solutions.