Trend & DIY Zero waste
Why use hemp rather than bamboo?
Hemp is a textile material that offers several advantages. At Marie fil, hemp is used in the manufacture of menstrual panties, washable sanitary napkins and cotton pads. It is an ecological natural fiber with multiple properties. Why talk about it? Because lately he's been in the shadow of the bamboo! Bamboo textiles... Not so ecological! Bamboo is the first name when it comes to talking about ecological fabrics. It is generally offered as a green alternative to cotton and other man-made fibers. According to the magazine Protégez-vous , bamboo is not as ecological as one would think. Despite its rapid...
Circular economy for the environment, what is it?
The importance of manufacturing in Quebec... Humanly!
Marie fil is one of the few companies to manufacture its menstrual hygiene products in Quebec. There are probably thousands of washable period panties , period swimwear, or sanitary pads on the market. However, very few of these products are also made in Quebec. Is it ethical? Marie fil manufactures in Quebec... Not "Made in China"! At Marie fil, it would be easy to increase the profit margin of our products by choosing to have them manufactured in China (or in India, Colombia, Turkey, etc.). Unfortunately, customers rarely ask about this important detail. A Quebec company does not necessarily mean...
Reuse Riviera yogurt pots and mason jars
The zero waste trend is not only a trend, it is also initiatives that reduce waste. It's good for the environment and much needed in times of excessive consumption. Reusing glass jars is an interesting eco-responsible solution! Lids to reuse Riviera glass jars The Riviera company has put on sale a collection of small glass jars for its yogurts. An alternative that allows you to reuse their products, but also very practical when storing food in bulk. Marie fil provides you with lids that are not at all expensive and that match the Riviera pots . Reuse the mason jar...
Zero waste underwear... Made in Quebec!
Marie fil is popular for its washable menstrual panties which have revolutionized sustainable feminine hygiene. Although many women wear it at all times, the idea of offering a panty for the rest of the month was germinating. This is how the idea was born to create panties with fabric scraps to recover what would sometimes go directly to the trash. An eco-responsible company, it is all the way! Recover to make an eco-responsible underwear for women When creating washable period panties, our seamstresses had tons of fabric scraps. Our team kept them in bags until we figured out what to...