Producers
Our producers are not just business partners, but long-term companions. Only together we can drive real change in the textile industry. That's why we rely on close and trusting cooperation that goes beyond economic interests.
We produce in Bangladesh, close to our raw materials GOTS-certified companies.
We are at least twice We visit our producers on site for several weeks a year, look at the production and talk about what can be improved. And even when we are not there, we have partners who regularly check whether our quality and social standards are being met.
Knit Bazaar
Knit Bazaar has been one of our most important partners since 2021 Supplier of central styles, including our popular Guide shirt.
Knit Bazaar is GOTS certified and is regularly audited according to amfori BSCI and SMETA. This means that working conditions, wages and safety are also independently checked.
Cute Dress
Cute Dress is one smaller production facility, specialized in sophisticated designs like ours Lounge line made from LENZING™ ECOVERO™. We have been working closely together since 2021 and particularly appreciate the team's precise craftsmanship.
What we particularly like: The production facility is... GOTS, OCS and RWS certified. Cute Dress also measures how much water, energy and materials are used in production and discloses this in its own reports.
Young Socks
Young Socks is our partner for colorful socks. We have been working closely with the company since 2022 and appreciate their high quality of workmanship.
Young Socks is GOTS certified and has its working conditions regularly audited according to amfori BSCI and SMETA. How much water and energy are used in production is recorded precisely.
Textile printing Europe
Our screen prints are created at Textildruck Europa in Halle (Saale). near us. This means we can work closely together and coordinate the quality directly on site.
The printing company is GOTS certified. This is important because this is the only way our GOTS-certified products retain their seal even after printing.
By printing in small batches, tailored to current demand, we avoid overproduction and reduce waste of resources.
