Chargeurs PCC Unveils Verified Product Carbon Footprints and Sustainable Textile Innovations at Future Fabrics Expo 2026

Company presents verified product-level carbon footprint data and responsible textile innovations at Brussels event.

Chargeurs PCC, a manufacturer of interlinings and apparel components, is exhibiting at Future Fabrics Expo 2026 in Brussels, presenting technical textile solutions developed for applications ranging from luxury outerwear to technical sportswear and shirting.

The company combines its long-standing expertise with research and development to produce technical interlinings that provide garments with shape, structure and support. Operating through eight industrial sites worldwide, Chargeurs PCC serves global fashion brands through a manufacturing network anchored by its French production facility, Lainière de Picardie, established in 1903 in Péronne.

According to the company, the fully integrated French facility enables direct oversight of all processing stages and records lower CO₂ emissions per linear meter than international manufacturing averages by utilizing France's low-carbon energy grid.

At the exhibition, Chargeurs PCC announced that, beginning this autumn, it will provide third-party verified Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) data for more than 100 products manufactured at its historic French facility. The initiative is intended to provide customers with product-level environmental data and greater transparency regarding the environmental impact of material selections.

The Product Carbon Footprint initiative aligns with the 2030 sustainability targets established by the parent company, Compagnie Chargeurs Invest, which include:

• A 42% reduction in CO₂eq emissions across direct operations (Scope 1 & 2).
• A 25% reduction in CO₂eq emissions across the supply chain and business travel (Scope 3).
• A 30% reduction in water withdrawal.
• Engaging over 30% of climate-committed suppliers.
• Generating more than 32% of revenue from sustainable products.

During the expo, Chargeurs PCC is also presenting textile innovations designed to reduce resource consumption. These include the Zero Water Dyeing collection, which uses solution-dyed yarns to reduce water and chemical consumption compared with conventional dyeing processes.

The company is also exhibiting a commercial range of cotton, polyester, EcoVero™, and canvas interlinings manufactured under resource-monitoring guidelines.

Chargeurs PCC stated that its approach combines verified environmental data with controlled manufacturing processes to support both technical textile performance and environmental accountability.

Visitors can meet the company at Stand B39, Hall 3 – Brussels Expo.