Responsibly Sourced. Ethically Made.

*Certified by Control Union CU 1030092

We use only more sustainably sourced fibres for all our T-shirts, polo shirts and sweatshirts. By exclusively sourcing Organic and Organic in Conversion Cotton, Better Cotton and Recycled Polyester for all our styles we limit our impact on the planet. Every day.

We’re committed to improving worker’s well-being with Fair Wear Foundation.
We are Fair Wear Leader, a category reserved for member companies who are doing exceptionally well and are operating at an advanced level. (Source: Official definition, Fair Wear Foundation website)

1. Organic Fibres. Certified organic materials reduce chemical and water use, and ensure working conditions for farmers are in line with International Labour Organisation (ILO) guidelines. We use certified organic cotton and certified organic in-conversion cotton.

2. Better Cotton. As a Better Cotton member, we empower farmers to be more efficient with water, care for soil health, and respect biodiversity. Creating opportunities for farmers to work with freedom, equity, security and dignity, ultimately leading to increased yields and profits for them. Better Cotton is sourced via a system of Mass Balance and not physically traceable to end products. BCI Farmers benefit from the demand for Better Cotton in equivalent volumes to those we source. (www.bettercotton.org)

3. Recycled Polyester. We use only Recycled Polyester in all our t-shirts, polo shirts and sweatshirts, reducing our reliance on virgin resources. By repurposing post-consumer plastic waste, recycled polyester also contributes to circular fashion principles.

4.Oeko-Tex®. All our garments have the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification, guaranteeing that they’re free from harmful chemicals and substances. Thanks to this we minimise environmental impact and ensure the safety and comfort of both consumers and the people who make our clothes.

We exclusively use responsibly sourced fibres, including organic and organic in-conversion cotton, Better Cotton, and recycled polyester. This commitment ensures that we offer sustainable solutions across a range of price points, meeting diverse needs. Our dedication to sustainability extends beyond the final product; we strive for positive impacts upstream at the farm and factory levels, benefiting all workers involved. Indeed, we promote contemporary apparel, responsibly source our fibres, and ensure the ethical production of our styles, proudly holding the position of Fair Wear Leader.

Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence (HREDD) is all about businesses taking responsibility for the impact of their supply chains on people and the planet. In simple terms, for our market it means that whenever larger companies and organisations purchase textiles - for workwear, promotions, merchandise etc. - they are accountable for making sure these have been produced in an ethical and responsible way and they must be able to prove it.

As a brand we have embraced the challenge and put in place due diligence procedures and processes across our supply chain to meet the requirements of existing and upcoming national and EU regulations (notably the CSDDD: Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive), which will require companies to work on:

• Integration of due diligence in policies and risk management systems
• Identification, assessment, prevention, mitigation and remediation of adverse impacts
• Adoption and implementation of a climate change transition plan, to ensure that a company's business model complies with limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees (celsius).

Our supply chain due diligence procedures have been developed based on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. It's a guarantee that we follow due diligence best practice at every stage of our supply chain, offering you a fully compliant textile solution.