Bamboo

One acre of bamboo yields 10 times more than one acre of regular cotton and is grown without any pesticides or genetically modified organisms. The natural bamboo plant keeps itself cool in the heat and like its other properties, is also maintained in its fabric form.

Peace Silk

Peace silk, also known as 'Eri' or 'Ahimsa' silk is a process that allows the completion of the metamorphosis of the silkworm to the butterfly, thus why it is also known as 'Vegan silk'. The fabric also possesses temperature regulating properties and is known to be hypoallergenic fabric.

Hemp

Hemp is gentle on the earth and is active against microbes in nature which makes your clothes stay clean for longer and prevents it from developing odor-causing bacteria. Due to its antimicrobial properties, hemp is much stronger and more durable than most natural textile fibres.

Lyocell

Lyocell uses very little energy and natural resources and is fully biodegradable. The fibre has high absorbency, which means fabrics can be dyed to high-quality standards. This eco fabric has natural breathability and impressive moisture absorption.

LENZING™ ECOVERO™

LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose fibres are derived from sustainable wood and pulp, coming from certified and controlled sources. These fibres meet high environmental standards throughout their life cycle: from raw material extraction to production, distribution and disposal. In fact, the manufacturing of LENZING™ ECOVERO™ fibres generates up to 50% lower emissions and water impact compared to generic Viscose..

TENCEL™ denim

TENCEL™ denim is made from cellulosic fibres of plant-based origin that are sourced from sustainably harvested wood. Denim containing TENCEL™ Lyocell and Modal fibres are produced using innovative technology with low amounts of water. Lenzing fibres have gained a global reputation for their environmentally responsible, closed-loop production process, which transforms wood pulp into cellulosic fibres with high resource efficiency and low ecological impact. At the end of their life, your TENCEL™ denims will biodegrade when it finally makes its way to landfill.

Linen

Linen is a plant-based fabric made from flax that happens to be one of the oldest continuously cultivated plants in the world. Flax thrives in pleasant climates and is a resilient plant, requiring few fertilisers or pesticides. Usual rainfall is enough to irrigate cultivations of flax, unlike cotton which can require high volumes of water. In fact, buying a linen shirt instead of cotton will save 13x 1.5 litre bottles of water. Linen can withstand high temperatures, making the fabric ideal for hot summers and is highly moisture absorbent without holding bacteria.

Recycled Polyester

The better alternative to virgin polyester, our recycled polyester material provides all the warmth and insulation that outerwear demands—minus the negative environmental impact. Recycled polyester is made using post-industrial fibre waste and post-consumer plastic (PET bottles and packaging used for many consumer products) that is processed using 80% less energy to recycle, compared to the laborious process of creating virgin polyester from petroleum.

Recycled Wool

By using recycled wool we are decreasing our dependence on excessive chemicals, water and energy, while extending the lifespan of a fibre that has already been produced. Our recycled wool-blend separates come from pre-consumer wool: textile waste created in the production stage that has been blended with other recycled fibres to strengthen and give the material additional thermo-regulating properties.