Main Sauvage is a young brand concerned with the well-being of children and the environment, created by Cécile  and Julien, two architects from Lille.

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Their comforters and rattles are all handmade in a certified fair trade workshop in Bolivia.

The stuffed animals are  made of pure Baby Alpaca wool, a renewable natural fibre, highly ecological. They are stuffed with fibers from recycled plastic bottles.

The wool comes from a spinning mill located in the Bolivian Andes, which is supplied by small breeders.

The natural colors of alpaca, white, black, shades of gray and brown are mostly used. All the  other colors are made with eco-responsible, non-toxic dyes.

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Alpaca wool has been used for centuries to make small children's clothes and accessories, due to its incomparable softness, resistance and durability. It is hypoallergenic, does not irritate the skin and   has antibacterial properties, which allow the comforter to stay clean longer.

All products are tested in an independent laboratory and comply with European toy safety standards EN71.1, EN71.2 and EN71.3