Waste reduction and recycling through the use of reusable textiles.

As a nonprofit organization under the French Law of 1901, MITSA works to reduce and repurpose waste through the use of reusable textiles.

The association works to achieve tangible waste reduction through reuse, sewing, and knowledge-sharing.

Whether through its textile workshops or its project to promote cloth diapers, MITSA raises awareness of and promotes eco-friendly practices that are also deeply rooted in solidarity and cost-effectiveness.

MITSA offers an alternative to disposable products with its wide range of practical, reusable textile items, such as makeup remover pads, baby wipes, bulk bags, freezer bags, and much more.

MITSA is an organization dedicated to reducing waste through the use of reusable textiles such as cloth diapers, makeup remover pads, bulk bags,
and more. MITSA is part of Chemin Faisant.

MITSA offers:

• hands-on sewing workshops to teach participants how to make cloth diapers and feminine hygiene products, as well as support for parents or daycare centers that wish to use cloth diapers;
• informational sessions on cloth diapers.