Outdoor brand based in Silkeborg, in the heart of the great forests of central Denmark. Since 2016 they have focused on creating uncompromising outdoor wear. Leave nothing, but your footprint in nature

Superstainable is part of the STICA initiative from the Sustainable Fashion Academy. Through STICA they are calculating their GHG impact from all products and committed to reducing their GHG impact by more than 50% by 2030

At Superstainable they only use FSC certified paper in all of the company packagings, while their poly bags are biodegradable waste material from cereal and corns retrieved from the food industry

All of their suppliers are acknowledged by the Fair Wear Foundation and their factory in China holds the SA8000, which is the highest social compliance certificate you can hold in a company

They never use models with specific measurements and 90% of their models are not professionals - they are from friends and family. Superstainable size range goes from XS - XXL

They have 100% control of their supply chain and only work with non-mulesing suppliers

Within the next 6 months, they will be turning their HQ's grass fields into an insect hotel with "Danmarks Naturfredningsforening"

Their brand does not have seasonal collections, they have 2 drops per year, but many of the products are just the same style but different product

Superstainable

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