AUDEO

Our story

Bags sewn by Morgane,
in Brittany.

My name is Morgane. I design, draw, cut, sew and sell every AUDEO piece myself, from my workshop in Limerzel, in Morbihan, Brittany.

Morgane sitting next to her industrial sewing machine in her workshop

From Brittany to Montréal

I did a vocational baccalaureate in fashion in Locminé, Brittany, then a two-year fashion diploma in Cholet to get better at pattern making. After that I spent a year at Cégep Marie-Victorin in Montréal, where I learned to draft patterns by hand.

Morgane's hands guiding canvas under the sewing machine foot

Four years in marine upholstery

I worked for four years in a marine upholstery workshop. We sewed very heavy canvas, quality materials that stood up to anything. Boats only take large pieces of fabric. Over those four years I noticed how many offcuts were left over, and that they were thrown away.

I started saving them to make accessories. The longer I stayed, the more I wanted to keep making my own pieces.

Yellow, orange and white canvas offcuts cut out on the cutting table

Why AUDEO

In the end I devoted myself to it full time and launched AUDEO in Brittany in September 2025. I work with offcuts of new, high-quality fabric that marine upholstery and furniture companies throw away in large quantities.

The materials, piece by piece

Bum bags and Sailor Bag
The canvas that protects boat sails and shades decks from the sun. It lasts, resists mildew and repels water.
Sailor Bag XL
The marine faux leather used on outdoor boat cushions, made to stay outside.
Toiletry bags
The same canvas, combined with the PVC used on boat sprayhoods, which stands up to UV, rubbing and creasing.
Tote bags
Upholstery fabric offcuts from a headboard and bed base maker.

The zips are marine-grade YKK, the kind fitted on boats.

Morgane sewing the AUDEO label onto a striped canvas

AUDEO comes from the Latin audeō, which means “to dare”.

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something to say.

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