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This 1972 workshop in Rennes is a SMEs company from the department of Ile et Vilaine (35) France specializing in the manual making of flags and advertising media¹.

Rennes workshop concentrates in it several trades, the coordination of which gives them exemplary autonomy for European handmade. The Breton site is made up of a workshop for cutting fabrics, processing textiles and assembling them. An artistic creation center combined with a commercial unit allows the production unit to produce efficiently on a just-in-time basis. The flexibility of the workforce seems to respond positively to short-term delivery requirements.

Regulatory and health measures have been put in place with human resources, Rennes has taken advantage of its network to diversify its activity in the making of masks and the installation of hygiene devices.

Like all European companies, the cost of social security charges is reflected in the final pricing, but the quality of French textile execution is not just a stereotype; finishes and quality of the textiles chosen with care tend to compensate for this shortcoming.