A graphic designer in Brittany, France, has expanded her creative business to offer custom textile printing services, allowing customers to showcase their favorite beaches on clothing and accessories. Anne-Laure Devalan, who has been working as a professional graphic designer in Saint-Quay-Portrieux in the Côtes-d'Armor region since 2018, now provides personalized flocking services on various textile items under her brand "C'est ma plage" (It's My Beach).

Devalan initially gained recognition for her postcards and posters featuring Breton themes, particularly those showcasing the Quinocéen area and southern Goëlo region. Her artistic works have been displayed at the local tourism office, establishing her reputation in the community. The designer has built a strong local presence by participating in Monday and Friday markets during the summer season, where she was able to introduce her new textile printing service to potential customers.

The custom textile printing service offers a range of products including t-shirts, sweatshirts, and tote bags, though this list is not exhaustive. Customers can choose from existing flocking designs that maintain a simple and minimalist aesthetic, or they can request completely custom creations. The service extends to personalized items such as adding names or specific beach imagery, with Devalan handling both the design creation and shipping process.

Despite the end of summer, Devalan's business continues to thrive through social media marketing under the "cestmaplage" brand. She actively communicates with customers and responds to their requests through various online platforms. The designer ships her custom creations throughout France and even extends her services to other European countries, expanding her reach beyond the local Brittany market.

Customers can connect with Devalan through her Instagram account and visit her official website at www.cestmaplage.com to explore her offerings and place orders. One of her notable creations includes a tote bag featuring the lighthouse of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, demonstrating her ability to capture local landmarks in her designs. This combination of local artistic talent, personalized service, and modern e-commerce approach has allowed her small business to flourish in the competitive custom apparel market.