Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country

Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country. Certifications can reassure on checks in this area; some examples: B Corp; Fair Wear Foundation; bluesign® system; SA8000; UN Global Contact; BSCI; FLO-Cert (Fairtrade).

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Zero waste is the goal

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Not only recycling can prevent the waste, it also helps make better use of useful materials and it reduces the consumption of fresh raw materials, thereby reducing: energy usage, air and water pollution, contributing to a healthier Planet. 

ECONYL® is a nylon yarn made from regenerated fishing nets, fabric scraps and industrial plastic.

ECONYL® reuses discarded materials, so its production actively helps to restore ecosystems by diverting plastic that would otherwise be polluting the Earth. Not only that but it saves crude oil, and produces low CO2 emissions, making for a healthier atmosphere.

ECONYL® regenerates nylon, producing a fibre that is as versatile as new nylon without losing its quality or functionality. This means you can recycle ECONYL® and products made with it an infinite amount of times.

ECONYL® is a recycled nylon yarn made from regenerated fishing nets, fabric scraps and industrial plastic. Imagination is infinite and so is ECONYL®. It's all part of the brand vision to make the world a better place by pioneering closed loop regeneration processes and delivering responsible products.

Q-NOVA® is a conventional petroleum-based synthetic fiber made from regenerated nylon 6.6. 

Q-NOVA® uses post-industrial nylon in its production,  leftover from factories. This material is saved from being disposed of as external waste. Additionally, its production contributes lower carbon emissions and uses less water because of its recycled content. The process does not involve using chemical materials which would detract from the sustainability of the end product. Q-NOVA® is certified by the The Global Recycled Standard (GRS), so you can be confident that their recycling practices are genuine and sustainable. 

Q-NOVA® is a lightweight fabric with the same qualities as fabrics made from Cotton or Polyester. It also has excellent moisture control meaning that the skin stays fresh and dry. It can be dyed a variety of bright colors, adding a pop to your closet.

Q-NOVA® is endlessly recyclable, so when it has retired it can be made into new Q-NOVA® material.

Made with Q-NOVA®, a material obtained from pre-consumption waste: these materials were unusable in any other way and would have been disposed of. This highly ecological product which aims to reduce CO2 emissions, consume less water and use renewable energy.

Re-Verso™ recovers wool and cashmere textile waste left by local customers in their partnered brands’ stores, factory waste, and other companies in the fashion industry. They select them manually and transform them into Re-Verso™ yarns and fabrics. They then offer the same brands a wide choice of new items from their own waste: fabrics, yarns and accessories. 

Re.Verso™ fabrics are 100% made in Italy, by premium partners, representing an integrated, transparent and traceable supply chain.

Re.Verso™ fabrics are high performing, in terms of fashion. They also take precautions to ensure the chemical safety of their products.

Re-Verso™ can be recycled again and again, creating a new Re-Verso™ based clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

This product contains Re-Verso™, a new way of production process that bridges science and technology to close loops for high-quality wool and cashmere. 100% made in Italy and traceable, the process involves regenerating waste from the fashion industry.  

Recycled Aluminum is aluminum material collected entirely from discarded soda cans, collected from uncontrolled landfills.

Recycled Aluminum offers a great solution to save soda cans from the landfills. It gives aluminum waste a second life, contributes to the circular fashion movement, and saves energy along with natural resources in its process.

Recycled Aluminum is high quality and extremely durable. Because of this, recycled aluminum can be trusted to last a long time in your closet.

Recycled Aluminum is endlessly recyclable, so it can be made into a new recycled aluminum product when it has retired from use if its composition is 100% pure aluminum.

Recycled cashmere is made from discarded  cashmere material. Cashmere is a natural protein fiber that comes from the Cashmere goat. 

Recycled cashmere is made from either post-industrial or post-consumer cashmere. Post-industrial waste comes from waste that is leftover from manufacturing industries. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. Both take no additional resources or energy to create, because they already exist! This gives waste a new purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, and contributing to circular fashion. The process starts with painstakingly sorting through discarded cashmere fibers, then shredding the fibers, and re-spinning them to become a wonderfully soft sweater or other wardrobe favourites!

Recycled Cashmere is also very durable and resilient, meaning it can last ages in your closet, unless the moths get to it! It is also incredibly warm and cozy, as it is 8x warmer than sheep wool and notoriously soft. 

Recycled cashmere can be recycled again and again, creating a new Recycled cashmere clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

This product contains recycled cashmere that has been sorted, shredded, and re-spun. Recycled cashmere allows you to get cozy at a wildly lower cost to the environment.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. 

Recycled cotton’s production process saves resources and energy to create, because their raw material already exists! It gives discarded cotton a purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, contributing to circular fashion.

Recycled cotton comes from the soft and fluffy part of the cotton plant. It is a lightweight material that is durable, making it a wardrobe staple, and can last in your closet for years to come.

Recycled cotton can be recycled again and again, creating a new recycled cotton clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled.

Re:Down® is made from 100% recycled down and feathers, sourced mainly from textile waste collectors. Recycling down materials has been used for ages to keep people warm without producing new feathers. 

Re:Down® uses a process based on ancient practices, but incorporates advanced modern technologies, generating a top quality material. Their production factory is certified by the Global Recycled Standard to use environmentally friendly recycling methods and keep their social impact in mind. Firstly, the water they use to wash the discarded down, goes through their water recycling system and is sent back to earth as clean as drinking water. They also are chemical-free and use solar panels to generate some of their electricity.

Re:Down® uses discarded materials, giving second lives to down feathers. This contributes to circular fashion because it keeps material in the life cycle loop for longer. 

Re:Down® is biodegradable because feathers are natural animal material. Not only that, but decomposing feathers can be used as a fertilizer, as they are extremely rich in organic nitrogen.

Re:Down® uses a sustainable process that, thanks to the most advanced technologies, delivers high quality 100% recycled down and feathers. Re:Down® uses the most environmental friendly methods to regenerate down and feathers, in terms of environmental and social impact.

Recycled Leather is made from leather obtained from left-over materials of various factories that would ordinarily go to waste. This gives discarded leather a new purpose and contributes to circular fashion, helping to make the fashion industry better for our Earth.

Recycled Leather is a natural product that is both robust and durable. It will stay in your closet for years to come. It’s inherently resilient nature means it requires little, if any, ongoing care. This means less work for you! 

Recycled Leather can be recycled again, creating a new recycled leather clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has become unrecyclable.

Recycled Leather goes through a process of smart recycling of natural leather fibers from traceable sources; these are left-over materials from factories and would otherwise go to waste

Recycled nylon is mostly made from post-industrial fabric waste, although it also comes from post-consumer materials such as nylon carpets, tights, and industrial fishing nets.

Recycled nylon offers a great solution to save plastic material from the oceans. It gives nylon waste a second life, contributes to the circular fashion movement, and saves water, energy, and fossil fuel in its process. 

Recycled Nylon is high quality and extremely durable, so nylon is often used for technical, high-performance products. Because of this, recycled nylon can be trusted to last a long time in your closet.

Recycled nylon is endlessly recyclable, so it can be made into a new recycled nylon product when it has retired from use.

A large part of the recycled nylon produced comes from old fishing nets. This is a great solution to save material from the oceans. It also comes from nylon carpets, tights and other products. Recycling nylon is still more expensive than new nylon, but it has many environmental advantages.

Recycled Polyamide is sourced from the manufacturing industry, or various post-consumer products such as old fishing nets and carpets, and other waste. 

Recycled Polyamide is made from renewable resources, so the sustainable production of it reduces waste and delivers CO2 and fossil fuel savings. 

Recycled Polyamide is known for its elasticity and softness. Polyamide was actually originally developed as an alternative to silk, so its properties are strikingly similar. 

Recycled Polyamide is infinitely recyclable, meaning its quality and composition is never degraded as it goes through recycling processes.

Recycled Polyamide is an infinitely recyclable product made from plastic waste from the oceans or landfill.

Recycled polyester also known as rPET, is created by melting down existing plastic and re-spinning it into new polyester fiber. This fabric can be made from either post-industrial or post-consumer materials. For example, 5 water bottles yield enough fiber for one extra large T-shirt. This material repurposes existing plastic that would otherwise end up in the landfill or the ocean. 

Recycled polyester’s sustainable production requires low resources and energy to produce, and contributes low CO2 emissions. It also reduces the need to extract crude oil and natural gas from the ground to make more plastic, which is much better for the Earth.

Recycled polyester has not much difference from virgin polyester. It exhibits high strength, durability, versatility, and performance, lasting long in your closet, and surviving expected wear and tear easily.

Garments from recycled polyester aim to be continuously recycled without degradation of quality, allowing for circularity.

A synthetic material. However, instead of utilizing new materials to craft the fabric (i.e. petroleum), recycled polyester makes use of existing plastic.

Recycled wool is created from existing wool and has been used in European textiles for hundreds of years. 
It is made from both pre-consumer sources, such as factory scraps, and post-consumer ones, such as returned garments. 

Recycled wool process starts out by collecting discarded wool, and it is then sorted by color. The fibers are then mechanically shredded to be respun into new yarn, making you new clothing!

Recycled polyester’s sustainable production requires low resources and energy to produce, and contributes low CO2 emissions. 

Recycled wool is of similar quality as virgin wool, and exhibits the same properties. The material is insulating, breathable, and wrinkle resistant, perfect for keeping you warm and cozy on cold winter days.

This product contains recycled wool made with no use of new materials and regenerating existing wool that would otherwise go to waste. 

Repreve® is a sustainable fiber made of recycled plastic bottles. 

Repreve® has recycled over 20 billion plastic bottles so far, diverting plastic pollution from the ocean and landfill. Repreve® also has U TRUST® verification to certify its recycled content claims.

Repreve® offsets new petroleum usage, emitting fewer greenhouse gases and conserving water and energy in the process. This helps keep our Earth healthy.

This product contains Repreve® made from recycled materials including used plastic bottles. It is an eco-performance fiber with U TRUST® verification to certify recycled content claims.

We aRe SpinDye® creates sustainable polyester yarns and fabrics. They work exclusively with recycled polyester made from post-consumer water bottles, or wasted clothing. This gives discarded materials a second life, contributing to circular fashion. 

We aRe SpinDye® uses a coloring process that melts color pigments and the recycled polyester masses together to create homogeneously colored yarns without the use of water. It is this exact step which enables them to reduce the use of water in their entire textile production chain, by 75%, and their chemical usage by 90%. Using less water and chemicals, betters the earth and people who make and wear the clothing.

The We aRe SpinDye® is certified based on LCA’s (Life Cycle Assessment) methodology with the ISO Standard 14040-series. This means their water usage, CO2 footprint, chemical usage, cumulative energy demand are certified low.

The We aRe SpinDye® delivers fabrics with excellent color performance and a long-term awesomeness.

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. Contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the ocean needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. The save the oceans topic identifies with brands contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the big waters. These are needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience. From Marine Conservation Institute to Hawaii Wildlife Fund, discover products and brands through whom you can give back to these causes.

Utilizing better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or fully recyclable

Purchasing items in better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or by recycling them, helps cut energy needs and the waste of raw resources such as oil and coal. This creates a direct contribution towards positive environmental impact.

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. Find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. By supporting these brands, you can embrace the philosophy of quality pieces carefully designed and thought after. Making deliberately less drops allows brands to think more carefully about the collection and avoid frequent discounts that chasing fast trends brings along. You can find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style by choosing to be slow in your shopping, too. 
 We consider slow fashion those brands who integrate this idea in their brand ethos and deliberately produce fewer collections.

Reducing the carbon footprint of the product by using better materials and processes during production. Saving on emissions is a really important step in the path towards carbon neutrality and positive impact

The fashion we buy can make a big contribution to climate change. Reducing the carbon footprint of the single product by using better materials and processes during production contributes to saving on emissions. This is a really important step in the path towards carbon neutrality and positive impact on the Planet. The topic of lowering emissions is specific for products made with materials such as Ecovero and processes.

Br4® fabrics are made with a bio-based material deriving from the castor plant, which is a totally renewable source. 

Br4® is 100% produced in Italy. It requires limited amounts of water and it contributes to low CO2 emissions, benefitting the Earth. Additionally, no harmful substances are used to produce the material, so it doesn’t contribute to toxic pollution. It also saves space for land that can then be used to produce food. 

When you wear it, it will be light and protective on your skin. Because it dries quickly it is the perfect staple for your workouts.

Br4® is a plant based material, so it will completely decompose at the end of its life.

Containing Br4 fabrics, made with Evo by Fulgar, a bio-based material deriving from the castor plant, a totally renewable source that requires limited amounts of water and chemicals, becoming non toxic, and has a positive impact on the food chain, freeing up land. It lowers the CO2 emissions by at least 25%, compared to standard processes and reduces water waste.

ECOVERO™ fibers are produced using pulp from wood as raw material. The wood and pulp are sourced from responsibly managed forests and certified to come from sustainable sources. 

ECOVERO™ branded viscose fibers are certified with the internationally recognized EU Ecolabel, so you can be confident in the sustainability practices of their production. Ecolabel ensures the material has a significantly lower environmental impact throughout the cycle of life: from raw material extraction to production, distribution and disposal. ECOVERO™ fibers contribute to a cleaner environment by saving water and energy. 

Since wood is a renewable resource, ECOVERO™ fibers can be recycled endlessly.

Derived from certified renewable wood sources using an eco-responsible production process, ECOVERO™ fibers contribute to a cleaner environment by saving water and energy.

Vegan leather does not make use of animal sources for any of their materials required to produce their fabric. 

Vegan leather saves CO2 emissions, energy, and resources because it uses plant or chemical based materials. It also ensures no animals are harmed in the process of production.

Vegan leather options vary, as there are increasingly more sustainable leather alternatives entering the market. Some are based on natural materials such as fruit, that are completely biodegradable. Others are made of synthetic materials that are often recyclable and/or made of recyclable materials.

Vegan leather does not make use of animal sources for materials. Vegan leather option vary from biodegradable or infinitely recyclable alternatives.

Here you will find Sustainable Gloves in variety of colors, sizes and price range! You can also refine your search and explore over 6,000 products from more than 200 sustainable fashion brands. Start your sustainable consumption journey now. 

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Founded with a mission to care for the environment. Their pieces are simple and designed with function and longevity in mind 

Organic Basics switched their carbon offsetting partner earlier in 2020 to One Carbon World. One Carbon World is a global resource partner of the United Nations Climate Neutral Now Initiative and an organisation that certifies businesses carbon neutral by helping them measure, reduce and offset their emissions. Together with One Carbon World they offset their entire CO2e footprint of production, shipping, use phase and end of life through reforestation projects

To celebrate Earth Day 2020, Organic Basics donated 100% of the day’s profits (19,000 €) to Rewilding Europe. Rewilding Europe is an organization that takes a progressive approach to conservation by making Europe a wilder and more biodiverse place. More specifically, they chose to support the ongoing work of Rewilding Europe in the Central Apennines, a 40,000 hectare corridor of wildlife potential in central Italy

Organic Basics's products are PETA Approved vegan friendly - except for the SilverTech™ Active socks - made from recycled wool and their Recycled Cashmere accessories

In 2020, Organic Basics joined 1% for the planet and this means that they donate at least 1% of their revenue to grassroots activists and organizations that address our planet’s environmental crises

Organic Basics uses FCS certified paper packaging for most of their products and others are packaged in duffle bags made of organic cotton

Organic Basisics works with with trusted, certified factory partners in Portugal, Italy, Turkey, Austria, and Scotland

Made with post-consumer recycled cashmere, our gloves will keep you warm and cozy all winter.

Items can be returned or exchanged within 365 days after the purchase. 

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One of the last independent global fashion houses in the world. Their collections, collaborations, and catwalk shows aim to be a platform to capture imagination, promote innovative design and campaigns, or protect life on Mother Earth. Discover their special responsible collections or access them in sustainable ways with rent, pre-owned

Vivienne has always partnered with local industries and artisans as well as, later in her career, bigger Italian factories.Today, the brand is proud to still work with many small, highly skilled independent businesses such as Harris Tweed and Lochcarron of Scotland

The brand's Code of Labour Practice is based on the conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO). The brand is a member of Sedex, a collaborative platform for sharing responsible sourcing data on supply chains

Retail packaging is plastic-free, made from FSC certified card and paper

Category: Accessories. Sub-category: Gloves. Designer: Vivienne Westwood. Condition: Used. Material: Wool. Colour: ecru. Size: S International

Pre-owned items are articles of clothing that have been retired from someone else closet. 

Pre-owned items already exist, so they require no additional resources and energy to create, contributing zero additional carbon emissions, pollution, and other environmental damages. Additionally, Pre-owned garments are being saved from being thrown away. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. Buying pre-owned garments gives clothing second lives, building circularity in the fashion industry, and shortening the demand for new garments.

Pre-owned garments are also often more special because they are often one of a kind because they aren’t sold commercially anymore. They can make your wardrobe more unique, showing your individuality.

Pre-owned items help you reduce the impact of your purchase and close the loop. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. By choosing pre-owned items you are keeping them in circle for longer.

If you bought an item from a professional seller, you may also put it back on
sale for free, or if you return it to us within 14 days, you will be reimbursed.  

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Category: Accessories. Sub-category: Gloves. Designer: Vivienne Westwood. Condition: Used. Material: Wool. Colour: white. Size: M International

Designing outdoor clothing and gear for the silent sports. The California brand established in 1973 aims to use their voice, business, and community to do something about our climate crisis

To date, Patagonia has funded five projects looking at solutions to ocean pollution from microfibers. They charged their own materials development team to identify fiber types and construction techniques that minimize shedding. To aid that effort, they commissioned a study from North Carolina State University to help them understand which characteristics in fabrics lead to microfiber release—and to developed a rapid test methodology to assess the potential of fabrics to shed during laundering. Since 2015, they've been investigating biodegradable synthetic fibers as a solution to microfiber shedding from washing garments

Since spring of 2020, Patagonia uses polybags to package their products, made of 100 percent recycled content which is Global Recycle Standard (GRS) certified

Patagonia has committed to numerous initiatives aimed at reducing their environmental impact across their business. The brand's self-imposed Earth tax, 1% for the Planet, provides support to environmental nonprofits working to defend our air, land, and water around the globe

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

A material science company on a mission to save our environment. The brand creates products with smart technology and recyclable elements, supporting eco-innovations within the industry

The SeaTreas collaboration has a direct impact on restoring ocean health; for all products the brand also uses non-toxic, biodegradable and less water intensive dyes

Using TIPA eco packaging a better ecological alternative to conventional plastic: It’s designed to be put into your home compost or industrial facility along with food waste, offering a zero-waste solution

This year, Pangaia has accounted for and offset 313 tons of operational greenhouse gas emissions through certified SeaTrees Tokens that contribute to climate change mitigation. The brand has planted over 400,000 mangrove trees with SeaTrees and started the Tomorrow Tree Fund, which is in the process of helping plant, protect and restore over 160,000 trees

Pangaia has set up a Diversity and Inclusion Council, a cross-functional independent body represented across all levels of the brand's organization. Working with Creative Access and We are Pocc the council implements plans and practices to increase diversity and representation

Curating vintage and pre-loved collections created by two young women in Amsterdam. The idea behind it is to create modern curated clothing with responsibility in mind

The brand hand-picks vintage pieces among thousands (yes, 1000+) garments: only few will get the "wohoo!" feeling and come back home with the founders. 
Every item will then be carefully reviewed, cleaned and repaired if needed 

Liseth started Serendipity from a desire to wear modern curated clothing without harming people or the planet. After traveling around the world, the urge for a drastic change was stronger than ever.
Andrea, who has inherited her passion for vintage from her grandma and upcycling her mother's wardrobe, was eager to spread that "feeling of uniqueness" in a fresh way.
To make vintage accessible to everybody while building a better lifestyle was just the perfect "Serendipity moment"

Each of Serendipity Vintage Dreamer's products is handmade in their SVD studio in Amsterdam

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

Inspired by American classics, the brand's objective is to produce clothing in a responsible way with an emphasis on quality. They aim to lead the industry to clean up and change

Among the sustainability pillars, Kings of Indigo is committed to transport and waste management. In 2018, they produced clothing in 33 production locations in 10 countries. 75,5% of production takes place in Tunisia. From Tunisia, garments go to the warehouse in the Netherlands by truck which is more environmentally friendly than plane. The brand currently has a policy whereby suppliers are not allowed to send anything to the warehouse without the approval to minimize emissions

Tony Tonnaer, Founder Kings of Indigo wants to encourage you through the brand to consciously buy and choose quality items that last a lifetime [...] to make the best decisions by building a brand that is honest and transparent. Real quality wear for the next era

All of the brand's denims and apparel since AW19* is PETA approved. PETA-approved vegan logo marks products that contain no animal derived components whatsoever: no leather, fur, wool, silk or animal skin (note: archive products made before 2019 might not be vegan)

Utilizing better packaging options, responsibly sourced and made with recycled paper

Commitments to associations such as the Fair Wear Foundation and laws such as the Dutch Agreement on the Sustainable Garments and Textiles and the Code of Conduct ensure that the brand works only with locations where worker wellbeing is a priority. Kings of Indigo is a brand that ranks "good" for Fair Wear Foundation and can guarantee worker safety and well-being on 100% of production locations 

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