Responsibility

What we can prove

Fashion is an industry of good intentions and vague claims. This page is an attempt at the opposite: numbers, names and dates — including the parts we have not solved.

Small runs

Every style is produced in runs of 300 pieces. Nothing is made to be discounted; nothing is destroyed at the end of a season.

Traceable fabric

Eighty-two percent of our fabrics are traced to a mill we have visited. The rest is on a published roadmap to 2028.

Repair, not replace

Send us a piece that has lost a button or a seam and we will repair it, free, for the first two years.

Materials

Where the fabric comes from

Fibre	Share of collection	Origin	Certification
Recycled polyester	38%	Portugal — Recyclex mill	GRS
Viscose (LENZING™ ECOVERO™)	27%	Austria / Turkey	EU Ecolabel
Organic cotton	18%	Turkey — İzmir co-operative	GOTS
Recycled wool	9%	Italy — Prato district	GRS
Elastane	6%	Germany	—
Virgin polyester (linings, trims)	2%	Portugal	—

Figures from the Autumn/Winter 2026 production run. The 2% of virgin polyester in linings and trims is the honest remainder — our roadmap replaces it by 2028.

The roadmap

What is still missing

We can name the mill for 82% of fabrics. We cannot yet name the spinner or the farm for every fibre. That is the next stage, and it is slower than we would like.

All deliveries are offset through a verified reforestation programme, which is not the same as eliminating them. Air freight is used only for restocks, never for new launches.

We repair free for two years. Beyond that, we are testing a take-back scheme in France and the UK in 2027 — it does not exist yet.

All paper is FSC-certified and plastic-free, with the exception of the compostable garment bag used for knitwear, which we are still trialling.

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