Orari Sand
A recycled material brought back into motion, then shaped in Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania. This is the passport of this piece.
- Production date
- 21.02.2025
- Production
- 7 pieces remaining out of 45 made
- Material
- 35% Lyocell · 33% Recycled cotton · 32% Cotton
- Fabric source
- TMG (1937) Portugal
- Spinning
- Guimarães, Portugal
- Garment making
- NICU MARIA LOREDANA I.I. Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania
A piece also earns its value through what it reveals: its fabric, the hands, places and choices that give it form.
The journey
We show the steps we can establish. Unknown information is never replaced by a promise.
The materials atlas
Each fine line follows one specific component from its supplier city to the assembly workshop. Only once assembled does the garment take the single final route to Paris.
Select a route or point to open its journey card
Estimated geodesic distances between documented cities, rounded to 50 km. These markers describe supply-chain geography, not a life-cycle assessment. Previous CO₂ and water estimates are not reproduced: they will be recalculated under the French environmental-labelling method.
Basemap · Natural Earth- Packaging CRISCOSERV Ploiesti, Roumanie · 1 flow Large protective bag
- Lining CERVOTESSILE Gallarate, Italie · 2 flows Body and legs lining Sleeves lining
- Labels PASSAMAR Vilarinho das Cambas, Portugal · 2 flows Large brand label Size label
- Labels LA GRIFFE ETIQUETTE Voluntari, Roumanie · 3 flows Care label Hangtag QR code label
- Thread RAMA ROMANIA Bacău, Roumanie · 2 flows Decorative thread Stitching thread
- Buttons BROCHOT Paris, France · 2 flows Main button Spare button
- Fabric TMG Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal · 1 flow Main fabric
- Interfacing KUFNER Bragadiru, Roumanie · 1 flow Interfacing
- Spinning Lyocell Guimarães, Portugal
- Yarn dyeing Lyocell Barcelos, Portugal
- Spinning Recycled cotton Alicante, Spain
- Yarn dyeing Recycled cotton Barcelos, Portugal
- Fibre origin Cotton Australia
- Yarn dyeing Cotton Barcelos, Portugal
- Weaving Cloth construction Famalicão, Portugal
- Finishing Hand and drape Barcelos, Portugal
- Garment making NICU MARIA LOREDANA I.I. Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania
- Only after assembly · onward to Paris
- Destination Paris NOYOCO studio · France
The fabric
Since 1937, TMG has developed exacting textile expertise. NOYOCO chose this cloth for its hand, structure and drape.
Material made with recycled fibres Woven in Famalicão, Portugal Finished in Barcelos, Portugal
The line
The Orari jacket combines safari and workwear lines in a straight cut. The style is made from lyocell, recycled cotton and Good Earth cotton fabric, woven in Portugal. Three dimensional patch pockets and a waist drawcord organise the silhouette.
- 35% lyocell, 33% recycled cotton, 32% Good Earth cotton
- Body lining: 100% OCS-certified organic cotton (Organic Content Standard)
- Sleeve lining: 100% FSC-certified viscose (Forest Stewardship Council)
- Straight fit
- Drawstring waist
- Flap patch pockets
- Button fastening
- Vegetable ivory buttons
- Made in Romania
- Main fabric weight: 280 g/m²
- Sleeve lining weight: 133 g/m²
- Fabric supplier: TMG (1937)
Made in Râmnicu Vâlcea, Romania
This production was entrusted to NICU MARIA LOREDANA I.I.. Its record connects the piece to a date, a workshop and a precise quantity.
- Production date
- 21.02.2025
- Production
- 7 pieces remaining out of 45 made
- Traceability reference
- orari-sand-1987
