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LétolMade in the EU.
Organic-cotton stoles the maker calls "100% made in Loire": more than 120 new designs a year are created, woven and made up in its own workshop at Charlieu, which holds the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant mark.
Where is Létol made?
Létol products are made in France.
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View the evidence: letol.fr ↗Last verified: July 2026
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