Even though we are not entirely a sustainable brand, we believe that it is our responsibility to make a contribution and minimize the impact the fashion industry has on our planet. By opting for eco-friendly materials, recycled fabric, producing smaller quantities with higher quality, and supporting ethical practices, we contribute towards a greener future. It's our ambition to continuously improve the environmental impact of our products on our planet.
Buttons
A stylish eco-friendly alternative, these buttons are crafted from discarded coconut shells and are entirely biodegradable, which minimizes the environmental impact. Each button is completely unique in shape and color, showcasing the rich natural hues of a coconut. By choosing these buttons, we make a conscious choice to support sustainable practices that reduce the carbon footprint.
Natural Supply
Low Carbon Foot-Print
Biodegradable
Linen
When it comes to staying cool in summer while maintaining elegance, linen is the king. Built upon flax fibers, a plant that can be grown with minimal irrigation, linen is a highly efficient crop that requires fewer resources and reduces water consumption. Flax is also a very resistant plant that grows without the need for fertilizers or pesticides. It is highly biodegradable and doesn’t release harmful substances into the environment while decomposing, minimizing its impact on the planet.
Natural Supply
Low Water Consumption
Biodegradable
Polyester
Our swimwear fabric is pure sustainable comfort. PET fabric contributes to the reduction of plastic waste in both our oceans and landfills. By using recycled plastic bottles, these fabrics help divert these materials from polluting the environment. Its recycling process has a very low carbon footprint compared to traditional fabrics built from virgin materials. Their environmental benefits, coupled with their durability and versatility, make them an excellent choice for those looking to reduce their ecological footprint without compromising quality.
Recycled PET Bottles
Low Water Consumption
Low Carbon Foot-Print
