All metal hardware used on swimwear and denim are made from zinc alloy and are produced in line with Oeko-Tex® 100 Standard which ensures that no harmful substances are present in the end product
We get to know Food for Everyone artist, Gemma Leslie while taking a peek inside her studio as she prepares for her first solo exhibition "Time Up North". Discover Gem's unique art alongside her favourite styles from our latest April collection.
We choose to use hemp for its environmentally friendly properties as well as its durability and drape.
Using European Flax® gives us visibility on the raw material so as we work towards full transparency of our supply chain this is really important, we can trust the raw material origins and that environmental standards are met.
As textile recycling technology becomes more readily available, we are excited to introduce the use of recycled cotton as a more sustainable alternative. Using recycled fibres as a collective is a crucial step towards a circular economy. Allowing us to reduce our reliance on new materials while diverting textile waste from landfill.
We believe that GOTS certified organic cotton is a more sustainable choice that promotes better social and environmental outcomes, improving the prosperity and health of the people that grow, pick and process the fibre as well as for the end consumer.
We choose to use BCI Cotton as the overall mission is to improve cotton farming practices - socially, environmentally and economically.
A massive 60% of the world’s clothing is made from polyester, a plastic made from petroleum, which comes at a high environmental cost.
Swimwear made from REPREVE® helps to reduce the use of raw materials while diverting plastic bottles and pollution from landfill.
More than 700,000 tons of industrial fishing gear are lost in the ocean each year. Our chemically recycled nylon is made from used fishing nets, carpets, and pre-consumer plastic waste.
