Sustainable and Timeless
stYle Collections is a range of fashion items and accessories sustainably and ethically designed in France. As we want to show the world that it's possible to adopt a more ecofriendly and high-quality way of consuming, our collections are constently evolving and willingly limited in stocks so we can adpat production to sales volumes.
stYle Collections is a range of fashion items and accessories sustainably and ethically designed in France. As we want to show the world that it's possible to adopt a more ecofriendly and high-quality way of consuming, our collections are constently evolving and willingly limited in stocks so we can adpat production to sales volumes.
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Yxelon’s mission is to democratize the experience of passion.
Our stYle collections are rooted in our values, through which we are committed to investing in and engaging with responsible and sustainable activities. They also embody a community of enthusiasts who share our core values of self-improvement, competition, and performance — the very essence of Yxelon’s DNA.
Our brand promotes an active, healthy, and inspiring lifestyle — one grounded in excellence and driven by passion.
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→ All our collections are screen-printed using the most advanced textile printers on the market. Beyond delivering high-quality prints, they use non-toxic, 100% biodegradable inks and require no water for printing.
→ No paper is used in the printing process.
→ Our collections are made from bio-based fibers or recycled materials.
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→ Comprehensive quality controls are systematically carried out to ensure product longevity.
→ Our workshops are based in Europe. Together, they are committed to upholding strict specifications and providing transparent information on product certifications and labels related to quality control, human rights, and labor standards.
Through stYle Collections, YXELON champions a vision of combating climate change that is part of a gradual and realistic evolution compatible with modern life. Wearing YXELON means choosing a balance between style, responsibility, and well-being. It's about prioritizing consistency over excess, quality over quantity, and longevity over fleeting trends.
That's why, through every item sold, we fund reforestation projects, ocean conservation efforts, and we support for social initiatives in developing countries. This contribution is part of a comprehensive, responsible approach, consistent with our values.
YXELON doesn't position itself as a fashion player, but as a brand committed to building a more balanced model, at the crossroads of aesthetics, sustainability, and economic performance.
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Action Emancipation Passion
Wearing stYle Collections, funds preservation of oceans and vulnerable marine environments
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This support focuses on:
reducing plastic pollution in coastal areas,
transforming waste into recycled resources,
improving the economic conditions of local collectors.
It aims to limit the impact of plastic on marine ecosystems, to contribute to a circular economy and to combine environmental responsibility and social impact.
For each stYle Collections item purchased, a tree is funded
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This partnership is active through tree-planting programs based on:
restoring degraded ecosystems,
supporting local communities,
and ensuring the traceability and verification of plantings.
It contributes to carbon sequestration, it promotes biodiversity, and it participates in soil regeneration.
As planting a tree isn't a panacea, the approach remains measured. But when integrated into a comprehensive sustainability strategy, it's a concrete and complementary tool.
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Sustainable Fair Organic Recycled
A sustainable supply chain
Quality and responsibility – these are what we like to consider our core values. stYle Collections’ quality is certified with seals of approval that bear witness to the high standard our partners and suppliers impose in addition to information about their ecological and environmental impacts. All certificates are regularly renewed.
We make sure to be up-to-date on the most current information about our manufacturers and suppliers.
You can see which seals, certificates and memberships were in our manufacturers’ possession on the the following list wich is not intended to be exhaustive. Each certificate, label or membership testifies to the commitment made by each garment workshop.
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OEKO-TEX is an independent international association that develops certification standards for textiles.
Its goal is to ensure that tested products meet strict requirements regarding chemical safety and impact on human health.
OEKO-TEX® certifications cover various stages of the production chain: raw materials, yarns, fabrics, dyes, accessories, and finished products.
This certification allows us to ensure that a textile article does not contain harmful substances exceeding regulatory or scientifically recognized limits.
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Standard 100 is one of the most recognized certifications in the Oeko-Tex® system.
It certifies that a textile product—or each of its components (thread, button, fastener, label, etc.)—has been tested against a comprehensive list of potentially harmful substances.
The criteria include, in particular, heavy metals, pesticides, banned dyes, and other regulated substances. The requirements are regularly updated to reflect changes in international standards and scientific knowledge.
Our suppliers’ certification strengthens the guarantee of safety for our consumer.
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The Business Social Compliance Initiative (BSCI) is an international initiative aimed at improving working conditions in global supply chains.
It is based on a code of conduct that adheres to the conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO). BSCI audits assess, among other things:
the prohibition of forced labor and child labor,
occupational health and safety,
fair remuneration,
working hours,
freedom of association.
BSCI certification does not concern the product itself, but rather the social conditions of production at suppliers and subcontractors.
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Fairtrade International is a certification system that aims to guarantee fairer trading conditions for producers, particularly in agricultural sectors.
Fairtrade certification is based on:
a guaranteed minimum price for producers,
a development premium paid to communities,
and established social and environmental criteria.
Through Fairtrade Certificate our suppliers ensure that raw materials come from supply chains that adhere to stricter social and economic standards.
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The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is an internationally recognised, voluntary certification that ensures the traceability of recycled materials through the supply chain.
t establishes strict requirements for third-party verification of recycled content, ensuring credibility and transparency in sustainable production.
The GRS goes beyond material certification by incorporating social and environmental criteria, including responsible chemical management and ethical labour practices.
Suppliers who adher to GRS, ensure the increased use of recycled materials, reduce dependence on virgin resources, and contribute to a more circular and responsible textile industry.
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The Organic Content Standard (OCS) ensures that products contain organically grown materials that have been independently verified at every stage of the supply chain, from raw source to final product.
The OCS provides a rigorous certification process, guaranteeing transparency and integrity in organic textile production. The Organic 100 Content Standard, a subset of OCS, specifically certifies that 100% of the fiber content is organic.
By following OCS standards, our suppliers ensure sustainable farming practices, reduce chemical usage, and provide us with confidence in the authenticity of organic materials.
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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) oversees the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation at the European level.
REACH is a European Union regulatory framework that governs the registration, evaluation, and restriction of chemicals used in industry, including the textile sector.
It provides greater transparency and allows for:
the identification and registration of chemicals used,
the assessment of their risks to human health and the environment,
the restriction or replacement of the most concerning substances.
REACH compliance limits our suppliers' use of hazardous substances in fibers, dyes, finishes, and accessories.
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The Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) is an independent organization working to improve working conditions in the textile industry.
It collaborates with brands and production facilities to monitor and improve:
workplace safety,
freedom of association,
the prohibition of forced labor and child labor,
the payment of living wages,
the limitation of excessive working hours.
The FWF does not certify products but supports companies in a process of continuous improvement through audits, improvement plans, and grievance mechanisms accessible to workers.
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The French Textile and Apparel Institute (FTAI) is a French industrial technical center dedicated to research, testing, and innovation in the textile sector.
IFTH's activities include:
conformity and performance testing of textiles,
materials analysis,
technical support for companies, and
innovation in processes and sustainability.
Its expertise enables the validation of product quality, safety, and performance, while supporting the competitiveness and responsible innovation of the French textile sector.
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The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) is an international organization dedicated to improving cotton farming practices.
It focuses on:
reducing water and pesticide use,
improving farmers' working conditions,
providing training in more sustainable agricultural practices, and
ensuring traceability throughout the supply chain.
The objective is not only environmental, but also economic and social, by strengthening the resilience of farming communities.
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Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) is an international certification program focused on production conditions in factories, particularly in the textile and apparel industries.
WRAP assesses the compliance of production sites according to 12 principles covering:
compliance with local laws,
prohibition of forced labor and child labor,
occupational health and safety,
environmental management,
ethical practices and transparency.
WRAP certification attests that a production site meets these requirements and is committed to a process of compliance and continuous improvement.