France has introduced regulatory measures to penalize ultra fast-fashion within its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for textiles. The decree of October 20, 2026 implements provisions from the Law of July 8, 2026 aimed at reducing the environmental impact of the textile industry. These measures establish eco-modulation mechanisms that differentiate producer fees based on environmental performance criteria, with particular focus on fast-fashion business models. The regulatory framework applies to clothing, household textiles, and footwear producers. A methodological note published on August 28, 2026 by the Ministry of Ecology provides guidance on the implementation of these requirements. Producers must comply with the new fee structure and reporting obligations under the revised textile EPR filière.