At every stage of the design process, our commitment to delivering the highest quality product with the least environmental impact is at the core of our design philosophy. From the selection of sustainable materials to the smallest details of construction, we strive to create pieces that are both functionally beneficial and environmentally conscious.
Hemp
Hemp, which is cultivated without the use of pesticides, uses 50% less water than cotton, has antimicrobial properties, and can naturally protect against UV radiation.
Ceiba
Kapok is five times more lightweight than cotton, has great thermal insulation, and its manufacturing process requires much less water than cotton.
Bamboo
Bamboo fabric is a soft, breathable, and sustainable textile made from the pulp of bamboo grass.
Seaweed Extract
Biodegradable and technologically advanced fibres can be made from renewable sources such as seaweed and plant cellulose.
Recycled Polyester
This product is constructed from polyester that has been reprocessed from used plastic bottles.
Unmulesed Merino Wool
This Merino wool is cruelty-free and is designed to be naturally sweat-absorbent, breathable, and odour-resistant.
Recycled Paper
By using paper that has been recycled from consumers, the need to harvest new, pure materials is reduced, rubbish is prevented from being disposed of in landfills, and there is more of a requirement for used paper, completing the recycling process.
Recycled Cotton
Industrial cotton that has been reused from leftover pieces.
Post-Consumer Recycled Cotton
Cotton that has been recycled from used clothing and scraps after it has been consumed.
Recycled Nylon
Textile waste that has been recycled to make nylon.
Recycled Wool
Fabrics crafted from reclaimed textile scraps.
Cashmere
Merino wool
Fibres from Himalayan yak, which are ethically sourced and naturally dyed, are as soft as cashmere and warmer than Merino wool.
Yarn of high caliber created from composite materials composed of recycled polyester and oyster shells.
Rice Paper
Paper manufactured from bagasse, the leftovers of the sugarcane crushing process, that is capable of being broken down by natural organisms.
Organic Dyes
A new method of producing pure indigo dye without any aniline contaminants.
Clothing maintenance
Laundry Protection Bag
A patent-protected way of blocking out the smallest microfibers that come out of fabrics when they are washed
Handle Me with Care
Machine-Safe
The luxurious feel of a high-end fabric without having to worry about taking it to the dry cleaners.
Machine-Washable Wool
Enjoy the luxurious feel of merino without having to worry about going to the dry cleaners.
This item is crafted from delicate, high-quality materials, so please handle it with care.