Full transparency is important to us. So below is a list of our manufacturers certifications. They did all the hard work, we're just here to deliver the message and take advantage of their amazing clothing.<\/p>
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https:\/\/www.global-standard.org\/the-standard.html<\/a><\/p> The GOTS is the highest standard for organic textiles. It lays out important environmental guidelines for every step of the supply chain, ensuring that both social and environmental standards are met.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.oeko-tex.com\/en\/our-standards\/oeko-tex-standard-100<\/a><\/p> The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is an important certification for textiles. It ensures that fabrics\u2014whether they\u2019re raw materials, partially finished items, or final products\u2014are tested for safety at every stage of production. This means you can shop with confidence, knowing that these textiles are free from harmful substances.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/sa-intl.org\/programs\/sa8000\/<\/a><\/p> SA8000 is a top social certification standard for factories and organisations around the world. It focuses on international human rights and evaluates companies based on eight important areas that ensure a responsible workplace. These include child labor, forced labor, health and safety, the right to join or form unions, preventing discrimination, fair discipline practices, reasonable working hours, and fair pay.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.oeko-tex.com\/en\/our-standards\/detox-to-zero-by-oeko-tex<\/a><\/p> Our Manufacturer has partnered with Greenpeace and OEKO-TEX to be compliant with The Greenpeace Textile Procurement Standard. This means that there is no discharge of hazardous chemicals. They use the best tools that are available for the textiles manufacturing industry addressing the use of hazardous chemicals and ensure the full supply chain is transparent.\u00a0Our manufacturer's innovation in reducing waste and repurposing materials to create new products exemplifies what a fashion detox looks like. Additionally, this initiative helps raise funds and awareness for Greenpeace, supporting their ongoing efforts to campaign for a toxic-free future.<\/p> <\/p> http:\/\/www.wrapcompliance.org\/12-principles<\/a><\/p> WRAP is the world\u2019s most extensive independent certification program for the apparel, footwear, and sewn products industries. Businesses work with a collaborative approach to achieve WRAP certification, ensuring they meet vital social compliance standards for a brighter future!<\/p> <\/p> http:\/\/www.nordic-ecolabel.org\/<\/a><\/p> The Nordic SWAN ecolabel License is a voluntary Eco-Labelling system that assesses a product's environmental impact from start to finish. Its goal is to lower the environmental effects of what we buy, ensuring that climate considerations and CO2 emissions are kept in check.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.fairtrade.net\/en\/why-fairtrade\/how-we-do-it\/standards\/who-we-have-standards-for\/textile-standard.html<\/a><\/p> FLOCERT is all about building trust in supply chains. They make sure that products meet Fairtrade\u2019s standards for social, environmental, and economic responsibility. So when you choose Fairtrade, you can feel good knowing that the producers and the planet are respected!<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/textileexchange.org\/knowledge-center\/documents\/grs-implementation-manual\/<\/a><\/p> The GRS, or Global Recycled Standard, is a worldwide, voluntary standard that helps companies ensure their products are made with recycled materials. It focuses on checking the recycled content, chemical practices, how materials are sourced, and ensuring safe social and environmental practices along the way. If you're looking for products that are responsibly made and contain recycled elements, this standard helps companies prove that they\u2019re doing the right thing.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/igbc.in\/igbcgreenfactorybuildings<\/a><\/p> The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) has a Green Factory program that highlights top-notch building strategies and practices. It\u2019s the first rating program in India specifically for the industrial sector. 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They did all the hard work, we're just here to deliver the message and take advantage of their amazing clothing.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.global-standard.org\/the-standard.html<\/a><\/p> The GOTS is the highest standard for organic textiles. It lays out important environmental guidelines for every step of the supply chain, ensuring that both social and environmental standards are met.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.oeko-tex.com\/en\/our-standards\/oeko-tex-standard-100<\/a><\/p> The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is an important certification for textiles. It ensures that fabrics\u2014whether they\u2019re raw materials, partially finished items, or final products\u2014are tested for safety at every stage of production. This means you can shop with confidence, knowing that these textiles are free from harmful substances.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/sa-intl.org\/programs\/sa8000\/<\/a><\/p> SA8000 is a top social certification standard for factories and organisations around the world. 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Additionally, this initiative helps raise funds and awareness for Greenpeace, supporting their ongoing efforts to campaign for a toxic-free future.<\/p> <\/p> http:\/\/www.wrapcompliance.org\/12-principles<\/a><\/p> WRAP is the world\u2019s most extensive independent certification program for the apparel, footwear, and sewn products industries. Businesses work with a collaborative approach to achieve WRAP certification, ensuring they meet vital social compliance standards for a brighter future!<\/p> <\/p> http:\/\/www.nordic-ecolabel.org\/<\/a><\/p> The Nordic SWAN ecolabel License is a voluntary Eco-Labelling system that assesses a product's environmental impact from start to finish. Its goal is to lower the environmental effects of what we buy, ensuring that climate considerations and CO2 emissions are kept in check.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/www.fairtrade.net\/en\/why-fairtrade\/how-we-do-it\/standards\/who-we-have-standards-for\/textile-standard.html<\/a><\/p> FLOCERT is all about building trust in supply chains. They make sure that products meet Fairtrade\u2019s standards for social, environmental, and economic responsibility. So when you choose Fairtrade, you can feel good knowing that the producers and the planet are respected!<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/textileexchange.org\/knowledge-center\/documents\/grs-implementation-manual\/<\/a><\/p> The GRS, or Global Recycled Standard, is a worldwide, voluntary standard that helps companies ensure their products are made with recycled materials. It focuses on checking the recycled content, chemical practices, how materials are sourced, and ensuring safe social and environmental practices along the way. If you're looking for products that are responsibly made and contain recycled elements, this standard helps companies prove that they\u2019re doing the right thing.<\/p> <\/p> https:\/\/igbc.in\/igbcgreenfactorybuildings<\/a><\/p> The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) has a Green Factory program that highlights top-notch building strategies and practices. It\u2019s the first rating program in India specifically for the industrial sector. 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Further Reading<\/h2>
Microplastics<\/u><\/h3>
Circular, Sustainable ANTI Fast-Fashion <\/u><\/h3>
Further Reading<\/h2>
Microplastics<\/u><\/h3>
Circular, Sustainable ANTI Fast-Fashion <\/u><\/h3>