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In recent years, the homewear trend has gained more and more ground. With cozy, comfortable and always chic outfits, dressing to stay at home has never been so pleasant. Gone are the old, misshapen pajamas with which we were ashamed to answer the door. From now on, outfits designed for the home have nothing to envy of other wardrobes. Angarde, an ethical shoe brand, invites you to decipher this trend that breaks the codes in order to analyze its main points. Focus.

The concept of veganism is on everyone's lips. In recent years, this way of consuming, considered more ethical, has managed to attract more and more fans. First known to talk about food, the movement quickly spread to other sectors, including fashion. It is therefore quite natural that committed brands have taken up the subject to offer products that are ever more respectful of the environment. Vegan, definition of a fashionable consumption mode, focus!

Who doesn't remember that cozy wool sweater from childhood, lovingly knitted by Grandma beside the fireplace with brightly colored yarn? That comforting piece followed us through countless adventures — in the garden, at the beach, or deep in the forest.
Why not reconnect with those cherished memories through our collection of slippers made from recycled wool? 

After a long day at work or a rainy walk, there's nothing better than slipping into a cozy pair of slippers. That’s exactly what our Angarde slippers promise: ultimate comfort and responsibly sourced materials, a combination your feet will love and that deserves proper care.

Upcycling, called surcyclage in French, corresponds to the revaluation of a product or a material to give it a new use. This phenomenon is recycling from above: with upcycling, the goal is to improve the quality of the final product.

Preserving the environment and local economic development integrate an approach concerned with the fashion of tomorrow. Social, supportive, environmental, vegan, transparent, made in France… Angarde takes stock with you on the particularities of ethical fashion!

Fast fashion has become a dominant model in the textile industry, pushing low-cost, low-quality clothing and encouraging constant wardrobe renewal. This approach fuels overconsumption and has serious consequences for the environment. At Angarde in the US, we’ve chosen to go against the grain by offering durable, responsibly made products with a low environmental impact — a commitment we believe is more necessary than ever. Here’s why.