Intentional design
Everything we do starts with why
Made with care
We believe in building better
A team with a goal
Real people making great products
Our garments are free of polyester, plastic, and synthetics, even in the thread. Made with cruelty-free materials designed to decompose naturally. We prioritize innovative, organic, and low-impact fabrics for quality and environmental benefits.
We’re aware, so you can be an Awearer.
Meet our Materials
Organic Cotton – GOTS & IVN Best Certified
We use only certified organic cotton sourced from Cotonea and Ecological Textiles, fully traceable, grown without synthetic pesticides, and processed under the strictest environmental and social standards.
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) ensures organic integrity from seed to finished fabric. IVN Best goes even further, setting the highest bar for ecological textile production in the world.
The result? Cotton that feels clean, on your skin and your conscience.
Tencel – FSC-Certified and Closed-Loop
Sourced from Ecological Textiles, our tencel is made from FSC-certified wood pulp, primarily from eucalyptus and beech trees.
It’s produced in a closed-loop system that recycles water and solvents, a cleaner, safer alternative to conventional viscose.
Soft, breathable, and biodegradable, tencel is a modern material that feels as good as it performs, for you and the planet.
Soft-Washed Cotton by DeFlorian
Sourced from Romanian heritage mill DeFlorian, this cotton is made from Pima fibers and softened using their innovative Air Soft Technology, no synthetic treatments involved.
The result? Naturally hypoallergenic and breathable fabric that keeps its shape, resists wrinkles, and stays vibrant over time. Gentle on skin, strong in performance.
Deadstock, Reimagined
We use high-quality deadstock fabrics sourced from Recovo and local European suppliers, all free from polyester.
By repurposing surplus materials that might otherwise go to waste, we reduce the environmental footprint of our designs without compromising on quality or aesthetics.
Using deadstock saves the water, energy, and CO₂ emissions required to produce new fabric, and helps slow the pace of overproduction. Each fabric is carefully selected for its composition, feel, and durability, never synthetic, always intentional.
