Sustainability & Certification
Fair Trade Certified Organic Cotton
By using Fairtrade-certified organic cotton, we contribute to protecting the environment, people and fairly rewarding cotton farmers. Only environmentally friendly dyes are used. The water is clarified and 95% reused.
Cotton Cultivation
We actively promote and participate in efforts to improve sustainability. Cotton is grown and harvested primarily without the use of pesticides and artificial fertilizers.
Certified Supply Chain
In addition to the use of sustainable materials such as organic cotton or recycled fibers. We ensure to selected the certified vendor to meet the environmental & social requirements along the entire supply chain which enable us to ensure high standards for our customers.
Certified product
Oeko-Tex standards, certifying products are free of harmful chemicals and are safe for human use. Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), processing standard for organic fibers, including ecological and social criteria, backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.
Plant Based Natural Fabrics
Organic Cotton
Organic Cotton
Organic Cotton
It is lot more eco friendly & grown without the use of harmful chemicals or pesticides. To improve the fertility of the soil is rotated from one soil to another which reduces their demand for water get the chance to thrive on natural nutrients.
Organic Hemp
Organic Cotton
Organic Cotton
It is a unique variety which is comfortable & breathable. It is a luxurious textile that can be woven to be soft, fine or thick & durable. It is one of the strongest natural fibres & its antibacterial properties as well as its resistance to UV rays make it ideal for athletic wear & enduring garments.
Bamboo Linen
Organic Cotton
Bamboo Linen
Bamboo linen is distinct from other fabrics because they can be grown without any external supply of water as long as there is sufficient rainfall in the area where they’re grown. Bamboo fiber can be harvested without killing the trees & consequently the trees can grow back again at a rapid pace sustaining a continuous supply of the fiber.
Ramie
Bamboo Linen
Ramie is one of the oldest fiber crops, having been used for more than 6,000 years, and is principally used for fabric production. It is a bast fiber, and the fiber used for textiles comes from the inner bark (phloem) of the vegetative stalks and not the woody stem or outer bark
Organic Jute
EcoVero - Alternative to Viscose
Organic jute fabric is made up of strong and durable fibers and has many advantages as a home textile. Generally, organic jute is blended with cotton to form natural clothing that is a comfortable summer wear.
EcoVero - Alternative to Viscose
EcoVero - Alternative to Viscose
Viscose, which is also known as rayon, has been used to make soft, silky fabrics, luxurious feeling fabrics. It is made from purified cellulose, it is produced from specially processed wood pulp and is often compared to silk and cotton.
Recycled Polyester
Recycled Polyester
Recycled Polyester
Unlike polyester, recycled polyester uses PET as the raw material. This is the same material that is used in clear plastic water bottles, and recycling it to create the fabric prevents it from going to landfill. This yarn is then baled, dyed and knitted into polyester fabric.
Recycled Nylon
Recycled Polyester
Recycled Polyester
Recycled Nylon has the same benefits as recycled polyester. It diverts waste from landfills and its production uses much fewer resources than virgin nylon (including water, energy and fossil fuel). This calls for a garment that is sweat-wicking, breathable, quick-drying, and most notably, durable
Sustainable Silk
Recycled Polyester
Sustainable Silk
Sustainable Silk means non-violent silk breeding and harvesting. It allows the completion of the metamorphosis of the silkworm to the butterfly, so that no animal has to suffer or die for fashion. It is manufactured under the most stringent social and environmental standards.
Certifications
