Since 2005, VEJA has been making sneakers differently. The brand's mission is to create a positive impact, with one foot in design and the other in responsibility. They aim to design sneakers that will stand the test of time, and incorporate innovative eco-materials along the way

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VEJA is very transparent about their CO2 emissions. Their CO 2 emissions are high compared to other brands because they take everything into account. Some steps they have done to reduce their impact include cutting down on leather usage, increasing the usage of recycled fibers in their sneakers, and reducing transportation done by plane to 7%

VEJA loves designing sneakers that they'll be proud to wear in 10 years. The attention they bring to each step of the manufacturing process is thorough

VEJA sneakers cost 5 times more to produce than big brand sneakers. Because they use fair trade and organic raw materials and are more economically equitable for all parties involved in the production chain. The brand has banned the usage of child labor, forced labor, discrimination of their suppliers, ensuring work safety, wages respect and decency, and right to union-trade

The brand began by selling vintage clothing out of a small Los Angeles storefront in 2009. Reformation quickly expanded into making its own stuff, with a focus on sustainability. They create effortless silhouettes that celebrate the feminine figure

In 2020, Reformation has accounted for the offset of 20,804 metric tons of CO2, and has been 100% carbon-neutral since 2015. Right now they are working with Climate Neutral, a non-profit organization, to make it official

Reformations packaging has always been 100% compostable bags made of bio-based materials. However, they are in the process of switching to 100% recycled LDPE bags with a biodegradable polymer (BDP), that allows them to break down in landfills

Reformation cares that all bodies are represented through their products

Curating vintage and pre-loved clothing, with a contemporary point of view. By changing attitudes towards pre-loved clothing and replacing the need for new items with pre-loved ones, they believe they can create an accessible and realistic low-impact fashion platform

Founded in Portugal by a team of two, The Level is a highly curated small business to support

The Level curates vintage and pre-loved clothing, hand picked from many different sources. The pieces are cleaned and repaired to achieve the highest standard possible; any imperfection is stated in the description. After care is also provided by the brand

The Level uses FSC approved Kraft paper mailers and boxes made using 70% recycled material, secured with biodegradable paper tape. The hangtags are made using recycled paper stock, bio-based inks and natural cord material and all packing slips are printed on recycled paper using a refillable tank printer

Swimwear and intimates brand that makes basic and long-lasting designs. Based in Valencia, but inspired by the multiculturalism of London. Taking the best of both places, their pieces are made to be as natural as possible and to be worn like a second skin by all kinds of people, not just for perfect models

The Nude Label collaborated with Oxizonia, giving a percentage of their wood sandals sales to the organization, helping to preserve the Peruvian Amazon, recover vegetation, and protect the environment of the indigenous people that live there. The brand also incorporate sustainable materials into their designs. Their organic cotton used in their underwear is GOTs and OEKO-TEX 100 Standard certified and is grown with no pesticides, herbicides or harmful chemicals, helping to maintain soil fertility. Their swimwear, uses ECONYL® regenerated Nylon that reuses waste, like fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpet flooring and industrial plastic from landfills and oceans all over the world, helping to clean up the Earth

All of The Nude Label's underwear and swimwear are made in a family-run factory in Valencia, Spain. Their closeness to the studio allows them to have a bigger control over the process and ensure good working practices. They make sure their production team has a healthy and safe working environment, are being paid fairly, have freely chosen employment and have snacks and homemade pastries available anytime - they love that! 

The Nude Label is a small business founded with the idea to create make basic and long-lasting underwear that are as natural as possible, to be worn like a second skin by all kind of people, not just for perfect models

All of The Nude Label's pieces are made in a family-run factory in Valencia, Spain

Founded in 2001, the Swedish brand offers denim in a wide range of styles and fits for men and women. Their mission is to create jeans that will be well-worn for years to come: Jeans that become a part of ourselves when worn a long time – a second skin, diverting from fast fashion culture

Every pair of Nudie Jeans comes with a promise of free repairs forever.
They also offer their customers 20% off a new pair of jeans when handing in an old pair of Nudie Jeans. The jeans that they sell again in our Re-use range are washed and then repaired if needed, and ready to become a new customer’s favorite pair.
If the jeans cannot be re-used then it is recycled

Through Chetna Coalition Nudie Jeans has supported the local community over the years, for example by donating computers to the school for the farmers’ children, and support to other social projects related to the school

Nudie Jeans has joined the Swedish Textile Initiative for Climate Action (STICA) and started the work of mapping their business emissions. They follow the Greenhouse Gas Protocol methodology for their emissions mapping, which means they cover scope 1, 2, and 3: their own emissions and energy use, as well as the emissions of the full supply chain and user phase

Nudie Jeans is part of Fair Wear Foundation. Around 60% of their garments are made in Europe where wages are considered to be in line with or above the cost for basic standards of living such as food, health care, and education. On a regular basis, they conduct social audits and follow-ups at all their production facilities. The audits are made to guarantee that standards are followed and to find where improvements can be made. 
Their Code of conduct applies to all suppliers and subcontractors involved in their production. It makes no difference to them if suppliers are located in a high-risk country or a low-risk country

Products ordered from the online shop are delivered in plastic bags made from RELDPE and RE-HDPE, which is a recycled plastic containing around 40–80% recycled materials

Fair since 1978, Hamburg based company with strong ties to its European heritage, creating sophisticated, high-quality clothes while making every stage of the production process as sustainable as possible

Closed's goal is to produce their collections with less of an environmental impact, while never compromising their high quality. Fortunately, these two values often go hand in hand: making high quality and timeless products their priority ever since the beginnings of Closed

For Closed, timeless design means one thing: perfection right from the start. That is why they search the globe for partners who are absolute experts in their fields – and just as uncompromising when it comes to quality.  They regularly visit their partners and became friends along the way. More than 80 per cent of their clothes are produced in Europe

To responsibly shop wool, it is important to know that the animals have been treated correctly with no harm, that would otherwise derive from the mulesing practice. This is used to create smoother skin, but for the sheep is very dangerous

Closed ships their online shop orders in 100 per cent recyclable boxes, made from 100 per cent recycled materials. Their products are packed and shipped in polybags made of a material that degrades in 10–15 years (instead of 300 years). Made by the company Re.Ma.Plast, they contain the organic additive EcoPure for much faster biodegradation

Closed chooses their materials carefully to achieve the highest possible quality in order to create items that remain their customers’ favourites for years to come. Most of their materials are of natural origin, e.g. cotton or wool. In some cases, they also decide in favour of innovative synthetic alternatives like 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation, which is a vegan down alternative made of recycled fibres

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