Madagascar

Kenya

Honduras

Guatemala

Cameroon

<p>The Petit Bateau forest wants to celebrate the choice of the brand to realize, from 2020, 100% of the Newborn collection in organic cotton. Behind this project there is a long-term commitment and a real challenge: reconciling attention to the environment with the high quality requirements that already characterize the company. Organic cotton in fact optimizes the use of water and preserves the quality of the soil, biodiversity and health of local farmers in an integrated vision of well-being.</p><p>In the boutiques and direct Petit Bateau stores, an exclusive birth kit in organic cotton will be available from January 2020, including the planting of a tree in the context of Treedom's agroforestry projects. With the gift it will be possible to associate the name of a child to a tree, a strong message that will make them grow with a special sensitivity towards nature. We believe there is a particular synergy between the planting of a tree and one of the most important phases of life: the birth of a child.</p><div><br></div>

PETIT BATEAU

<p>Petit Bateau was founded in 1893 in Troyes, in the Champagne-Ardenne region, France. It is the favorite brand of lovers of comfort in pure cotton of any age, the brand of small culottes and striped t-shirts that has become the benchmark of a comfortable multigenerational style for babies, children, women and men worldwide. Petit Bateau is known for the high quality materials combined with the best softness and impeccable cuts that survive the passing of the seasons. Petit Bateau garments wrap us up in the important moments of our lives and remind us our childhood. The company is committed to a sustainable development policy, saving water and energy during the production cycle, using non-toxic dyes and biodegradable packaging, and recycling waste for minimal environmental impact. Petit Bateau, its responsibility to protect the Earth for today's and tomorrow's children.<br></p>

Trees

400

31.25 t*

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5

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PETIT BATEAU SRL Trees