Reusable masks from the Marie Claire Group

Reusable masks from the Marie Claire Group

Dans un Jardin, a company rooted in Quebec culture for over 35 years, is now part of the Marie Claire Group. Sensitive to the brand's DNA, the Marie Claire Group wanted to breathe new life into Dans un Jardin by bringing a new image and new products.

The Marie Claire Group

It was in 1965 that the first Marie Claire boutique opened in Saint-Hyacinthe. A 100% Quebec company. The Marie Claire Group already owns five clothing banners that represent Quebec women's fashion. Each collection is carefully developed here in Montreal to represent all women.

In 2019, the Marie Claire Group decided to take over the reins of Dans un Jardin and give it a second wind, by offering fewer products but more quality. Dans un Jardin products are vegan and made up of 99% natural ingredients. They are designed in Boucherville within the research and development center of the Dans un Jardin manufacturing company.

Over the past few months, the Group has worked on the development and creation of masks in order to meet the demand of its loyal customers.

Masks and their compositions

The masks are made from three high-performance fabrics. The two outer fabrics are made from 100% antibacterial polyester microfibres, which wick away moisture well, ideal when wearing glasses, as this leaves no chance for fogging to form.

The filter, internal inserted into the mask. It is made of 100% polypropylene, a high-performance fiber with many properties such as thermoregulation, which maintains the ideal temperature in contact with the skin. Unlike cotton, polypropylene does not retain moisture, it wicks it away immediately, allowing the fabric to remain dry. It is also very resistant and hypoallergenic.

The mask has become an essential accessory due to its usefulness in your daily life, to protect yourself and others. Why not opt ​​for an effective mask with a colorful touch?

The trends are pastel and bright colors this summer. If you like classic and sober colors, we have shades like black or gray. Our unisex masks are available in eleven colors, according to tastes and desires. The masks are designed and manufactured in Quebec, this is one of the priorities of the Marie Claire Group.

A local purchase to support Quebec businesses

We are increasingly seeing a change in consumer purchasing. Everyone is wondering about the origin of the products they buy. Buying locally is a growing trend among Quebecers who want to encourage local businesses. They benefit from it, such as developing a stronger social bond with the merchant, knowing the working conditions of employees or simply for their personal satisfaction. It is a contribution to protecting the environment by reducing transportation and supporting the local economy.

The Marie Claire Group, which has had a very loyal customer base for decades, encourages local purchasing and is part of the Le Panier bleu organization.

Masks are mandatory on public transport and in public places

Since July 13, 2020, masks have been essential on public transport and since July 18, 2020 in enclosed or partially covered places open to the public.

The reusable fabric mask is accepted in all public places and public transport.

The Marie Claire Group puts all its know-how into the making of its masks to offer you a superior quality product. Comfortable, they are available in different colors, customizable for the needs of companies.