Dalmard Marine : Our recycling program

I RECYCLE MY wool coat (PEACOAt, duffle coat...)

Dalmard Marine recycles your wool coats (peacoat, duffle coat...) in exchange for a voucher.

How it works ?

Step 1: You sort through your cupboards and find a wool coat (peacoat, duffle coat...) that you no longer wear.

Step 2 : Drop off your wool coat at our factory outlet in Paimpol (Côtes d'Armor) or fill in the form and we will send you a prepaid return label by email as soon as possible. In this case, you can send your wool coat free of charge within 10 days to the Dalmard Marine workshop, Quai de Kernoa, 22500 PAIMPOL.

Step 3 : You will receive a voucher worth up to €50, redeemable on a Dalmard Marine pea coat.
See the detailed terms and conditions of the program

Giving a second life to wool coats (peacoat, duffle coat...)

In favor of « consuming less but better », we favor French raw materials, manufacture 100% of our clothes in Europe, remunerate the entire production chain at fair value and limit our stocks.

In 2021, we are offering people who aspire to more sustainable fashion the opportunity to participate in our new national wool coat (peacoat, duffle coat) transformation and recycling programme. Objective: give a second life to the wool coats you no longer wear.

So we offer you to send us your wool coat, all brands, free of charge. To thank you, you will receive a voucher worth a maximum of €50, to be used for a Dalmard Marine peacoat online.

Transformed and recycled wool coats

Upon receipt in our Paimpol workshop, we sort your wool coats (peacoat, duffle coat...). Depending on their composition, either we extend their life cycle by transforming them, or we recycle them thanks to our local partnership with the workshops and integration sites of the CASCI (Paimpol).

The pieces, which are more than 70% wool, are transformed (or up-cycled) by our team in the Paimpol workshop and in several integration workshops in Brittany and Loire-Atlantique. The accessories and objects created are then offered for sale.

As for the pieces made of less than 70% wool, they are recovered by the CASCI, structure for integration by economic activity (SIAE) then recycled into padding, insulation, thread, etc. by the approved sorting center Gébétex (Vernon, in Normandy).