Manufacturing

Short supply chains, high-quality materials, recycled plastics, common sense.

For Jack Meal, manufacturing locally is not a marketing ploy.
It's a matter of common sense - ecological, human and industrial.

Each Jack Meal product is designed, prototyped, conceived, woven and assembled in France, in a short supply chain logic inspired by organic farming: just as we grow a carrot, we make a bag here.

With the same principles: traceability, seasonality, direct link with producers, and respect for life - human as well as environmental.

All our products are carefully manufactured in France.

100% locally collected and recycled plastics

100% of the plastic used for the insulation of our thermal bags is recycled and collected in France, in controlled channels.
The composition labels are also woven with recycled plastic materials to avoid as much new plastic as possible.

We choose quality materials

The interior and exterior fabrics of the new collection (excluding the taupe grey M model) are 100% cotton, sourced from French weaving.
By promoting local materials, French textile expertise and a circular economy on a human scale.
Tomorrow, some fabrics or fibers may come from Europe or from certified recycled polyester supply chains, but always with this requirement: to produce little, well, and locally.

This choice is not insignificant: it guarantees a natural, resistant and easily recyclable material, designed from its conception to have a real end of life — even if our bags are designed to last.

Locally and ethically produced

Our bags are made in France, in Roubaix and Marseille, in partner workshops that share our values:

local jobs and integration,
handcrafted quality
close relationships.

Working in a short circuit allows us to be responsive and responsible, to maintain a direct link with the production teams and to avoid the fragmentation of supply chains.

It is also a way of looking together in the same direction, of strengthening the French textile industry and of giving it back the place it deserves in a coherent ecological transition.