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Garro Éditions, the elegance of linen, the soul of artists

Garro Edition creates exceptional textiles at the crossroads of contemporary art, design and French textile savoir-faire. The brand relies on a local and controlled production chain, with fabric harvested, spun, woven and printed in France, in a spirit of traceability, exacting standards and quality. Collection 01 brings together exclusive creations by Sybille Berger, Marcus Oakley, Claud Christian, the Henry Moore Foundation, Amer Musa and Pauline Deltour, while Collection 02 opens a new chapter with Marc Morro and Nathalie Du Pasquier. Together, these collaborations create a singular universe in which textile becomes a true medium for artistic expression.

At the heart of the project, Garro Edition showcases French linen, a noble and timeless material, complemented as needed by cotton or other natural fibers upon request. The fabrics are designed to suit a wide range of uses, from residential to commercial settings, including curtains, decoration and furniture. Made to order in France, they are part of a bespoke approach that limits overproduction while supporting demanding projects. Their lightfastness, tested durability and suitable finishes make them textiles that are as technical as they are elegant.

Garro Edition’s singularity also lies in its curatorial approach, which creates a dialogue between artistic worlds and textile materiality. Sybille Berger explores color and graphic gesture, Marcus Oakley rhythm and the spontaneity of line, while Claud Christian, the Henry Moore Foundation, Amer Musa and Pauline Deltour enrich the collection with sensitive, precise and deeply creative approaches. Marc Morro and Nathalie Du Pasquier extend this vision with graphic and pictorial motifs that reveal the full richness of the edited textile. Garro Edition thus stands out as a French textile house that brings together creation, material and responsibility.

Garro Éditions’ social and environmental commitment is first reflected in its choice of materials, with a focus on French linen, an exceptional plant-based fiber known for its low environmental impact and excellent functional qualities. From spinning to printing, production takes place in France, placing the brand within a local, responsible and highly controlled manufacturing model. This made-to-order approach makes it possible to respond as closely as possible to project requirements while limiting overproduction and unnecessary stock. OEKO-TEX and Masters of Linen certifications further reinforce the credibility of this approach by attesting to a high standard of traceability and textile quality.