Our goal has always been to offer exceptional garments while promoting a transparent and sustainable fashion ecosystem. Therefore, we only work with suppliers who meet high-quality standards and are committed to environmental sustainability.

We feel responsible for closely monitoring production methods, as well as the management of raw materials and the people involved in creating our garments. The choice of fibers affects both product quality and environmental impact, and this awareness drives us to demand responsible
and eco-friendly sourcing from our suppliers.

Our clothing is designed to be long-lasting. Whether it's organic cotton, recycled cotton, recycled polyester, or recycled nylon, we carefully select
materials to balance comfort, performance, and environmental and social impact.

Organic cotton is grown from non-GMO seeds and without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. This farming method uses natural solutions for pest control and soil health. Water used can be safely returned to rivers, lakes, and seas without pollution risk. It's a more beneficial approach for both the environment and local communities.

Recycled cotton is made by collecting cutting scraps, shredding them in a spinning mill, and blending them with virgin organic cotton to create high-quality yarn. This yarn is then knitted into durable fabric, ready to be made into clothing.

Recycled polyester is made from post-consumer PET bottles. After collection, the bottles are cleaned, shredded into small flakes, melted into
chips, and spun into fibers. These fibers are then woven into durable, breathable fabric. This process prevents plastic bottles from ending up in
oceans, reduces the demand for petroleum as a raw material, and consumes less energy compared to virgin polyester production.

Recycled nylon come from pre-consumer industrial fiber waste. Recycling nylon offers similar environmental benefits to polyester recycling: preventing waste from ending up in nature, reducing petroleum dependency, and creating a material with a lower environmental impact. Recycled nylon is strong, durable, lightweight, and even softer on the skin than recycledpolyester.