- Updated on Mar 4, 2025
Hey future and new moms! 👋 Today, we are going to talk about a topic that is particularly close to our hearts at You & Milk: all our clothes are entirely produced in Europe! And no, it’s not a coincidence that we chose to manufacture our clothes in Portugal, Italy, and France!
You’re probably wondering why this is so important to us? We will explain how this choice makes all the difference, not only for the quality of your clothes but also for the planet and the people who make them. Because yes, at You & Milk, we believe that maternity fashion can (and must!) be both stylish AND responsible. ✨ So, ready to discover the behind-the-scenes of our production? Let’s go! 🚀
European excellence: a choice that makes sense! 🌟
Let’s talk a little about our little crush on Portugal! This country has established itself as THE reference for maternity and baby textiles in Europe, and it’s not for nothing. In reality, in Portugal, artisanal know-how is precious and passed down from generation to generation. In the north of the country, a true little textile world has been created: from design to final production, everything is gathered in the same place. Convenient, isn’t it?
But what really makes us fall in love is the social commitment of our European partners. Here, no compromises: working conditions are governed by strict standards that guarantee fair wages and a safe working environment. Because at You & Milk, we are convinced that quality nursing clothes can only be born in respectful working conditions. And indeed, our Portuguese, Italian, and French artisans put all their heart into creating your clothes, and you can feel it in every seam, every finish.
So yes, producing in Europe may cost a little more, but for us, it’s an investment in people that is priceless! 💝
Local and transparent production changes everything! 🌱
Did you know why we care so much about producing close to home? It’s simple: the less our clothes travel, the more we preserve our beautiful planet! By choosing European workshops, we significantly reduce the kilometers traveled by our collections. And less transport means less CO2 emissions. Smart, isn’t it? 😉
