Our STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® labelled fabric has been tested for harmful substance and undergo painstaking laboratory analyses checking for the presence/release of harmful substances, such as pesticides, heavy metals, formaldehyde, aromatic amines, allergizing colorants. It does not contain or release any harmful substances that can be hazardous to people’s health. Thus, it is safe for wearers, textile workers and the Earth at various points in the life cycle.

The first step to reduce our environmental impact is to be able to calculate it. Our fabrics undergo the PEF assessment to measure the environmental performance of our products throughout the entire life cycle. It allows our manufacturer to track and upgrade their environmental performances and production chain control system as well as managing to obtain complete product traceability.

Textile waste is a big challenge in the fashion industry. That’s why we do not produce our clothes in bulk quantities. We believe that producing in smaller batches gives us better control over production waste. Overproduction leads to surplus stock, which can often end up in landfills and can cause more pollution. We are working on reducing excess inventory and making our supply chain demand-driven.

We work with high-tech production partners who share the same sustainability goals as us. Our factory is highly committed to social responsibility and sustainable practices. They use state-of-the-art machinery and invest in solutions with earth-friendly technology and facilities. 70% of their energy is generated by solar power and they have also practised the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) concept for years.

We are trying to incorporate a circular economy in our business practices, and also we are in the process of developing innovative ways to recycle resources and eliminate waste. For example, fabric scraps shouldn't just be thrown away and forgotten. That’s why we are repurposing our surplus fabrics and giving them a new life by turning them into reusable pouches.

Our packaging boxes and hangtags are FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) certified. That means all paper materials are derived from responsible forest management, harvested and produced in a socially and environmentally responsible manner. They were not created nor manufactured at the expense of our forests, or our people, animals, plants, and our planet.

As an eco-conscious brand, we want to make sustainable choices in every part of our packaging, including the printing process. Our packaging boxes and hangtags are all printed with soy-based ink. Compared to traditional petroleum-based ink, soy-based printing contributes to smaller environmental impacts, which is naturally low in volatile organic compounds (VOCs), they’re renewable and can be grown and replenished indefinitely.

Our protective clothing bag is made of biodegradable plastic, sourced from sustainable, non-toxic material that is safe for you and for our planet. The best way to dispose of the bag is to send them to your local waste composting facility where they’ll break down under the right conditions. If this type of composting facility isn’t available in your area, simply reuse the bag to store your other personal items.