Sustainability
PROOF, NOT CLAIMS
The house will not describe itself as sustainable until it can evidence it, supplier by supplier.
Longevity first
The most sustainable garment is the one still being worn in ten years. Heavy fabrics, restrained releases and repairable construction do more than a label.
Small, deliberate runs
Limited editions are not a scarcity tactic. Producing only what the family needs is the point.
No unproven claims
Existing product copy states sustainably sourced cotton. Until certification, mill and country of manufacture are verified, that claim is presented as unverified rather than repeated as marketing.
Supplier names, certifications and production data are being gathered. This page will publish evidence, not adjectives.
WHAT THE SUPPLIER CERTIFIES TODAY
The certification marks below were supplied by the garment manufacturer used for current pieces: Fair Wear leader status, Organic Blended Content Standard, Global Recycled Standard, PETA-Approved Vegan and OEKO-TEX Standard 100. They certify the blank garment, not the print, the freight or the house itself.
