Cushion 20x20 in
Mustard Yellow and Grey

$95.00 (tax incl.) $95.00 (tax excl.)

Shade yourself under the olive trees from the heat of the midday sun. A destination that instills the relaxation within and takes the time to live. Near the coast, in the hinterland, is a refuge filled with tranquillity and warmth. A parenthesis, where we agree upon a moment of relaxation, cradled by the surrounding nature. It is in this warm atmosphere that the inspiration and the decor of our collection was born.

Sublimated by a subdued light, this collection marks the return of warm colors, leather and natural linens.

The 50x50 cushion is made from 100% recycled sail with a vibrant yellow mustard fabric and a large "3" number in grey applied with our signature zig zag stitch. The cover is removable and great for both outdoor and indoor fabric. In a bedroom, a living room or a patio, it will add a pop of color and warm up the atmosphere.

For the complete look, get the matching Maxi Bean Bag.

Sail collected and recycled in France
Removable cover, with zipper
Filling: polyester fiber
Garcette (string) for hanging the cushion (except for Spinnaker sail models)

This product is made with spinnaker inserts. Invented in 1937, nylon is the oldest synthetic fiber used in sailcloth. Its lightness, elasticity and resistance make it the ideal material for the spinnaker of sailboats. Usually quite colorfull, the "spinnaker" is easy to spot on sea with its bubble shape at the front of boats sailing downwind.

In our workshop in Lorient, Brittany, we collect sails every day. Through these sails, singular stories of navigations. Each sail has its own story, and you can learn about it on the authentication sheet that you can find on most of our products. By giving a second life to the these sails, we commit for the preservation of the environment. To learn more about the different sails we upcycle, please read the segment about the life cycle of a sail.

This product is made from a sail in dacron, that has cruised ! Dacron is a polyester fiber that is not very sensitive to ultraviolet rays and bad weather. Dacron sails are chosen for their resistance, to equip mainly dinghies and cruising boats.