REDUCE • REPAIR • REUSE • RESALE

CIRCULAR MOVEMENT

REDUCE • REPAIR • REUSE • RESALE

All garments have an impact on the world and its resources. It takes a lot of time and consideration to create long-lasting garments that are “designed for change”. 

The growth of raw materials and creation of textiles have a big impact on local ecosystems and our climate. We believe in long-lasting, natural fibres and low-impact materials. We continuously work to lower the use of plastic-based fibres and increase the use of certified, natural fibres. The use and consumption of garments should be a circular movement that prolongs its life span. 

Reduce: Limit your consumption of garments and buy less in a better quality. 

Repair: Repair your garments or let a professional repair it. A fabric shaver and a lint roller are useful tools to take care of your garments. 

Reuse: Shop second hand garments or exchange clothes with friends and family.

Resale: Donate or sell the garments you don’t wear anymore. 

By focussing on these four points, we contribute to a more responsible fashion agenda. This will minimize the footprint for every piece of garment.

A RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT

Garments must be a sustainable and responsible investment. We create high quality designs you can wear again and again, regardless of the season and trends. You prolong the life span of your garments by taking care of them, and you avoid unnecessary wear and tear. 

We have created a thorough guide for everyone who wants to take better care of their garments. 

WASH

It is important to wash your garments correctly, depending on the material. Follow the care label’s instruction for the best results. 

We recommend washing less and lower the temperature to minimize the impact on the climate. You can easily skip a wash or two and refresh the garments outside – especially wool garments. We also recommend washing on a delicate programme with a maximum of 30 degrees or cold handwash with low spin cycle. Use a detergent made for delicate fabrics and don’t add fabric softener. Use a wash bag when washing delicate fabrics. Wash garments with buttons, zippers etc. separately. 

If you hand wash your garments, please be aware of the water’s temperature. If the water is too warm, it will make the garments shrink and lose its shape. Do not twist the garments, and do not tumble dry. 

Carefully wring out excess water of the garments and let it dry flat on a towel on a flat surface. 

Avoid hanging your garments on metal hangers, as they can damage the fabric.

HOW TO CARE

It is important to wash your garments correctly depending on the material. Always follow the instructions on the care label. 

See how to wash our garments in the guide below. 

care & repair

CARE & REPAIR

If your garments get damaged or faulty, we recommend repairing it yourself or letting a professional do it. Repairing of your garments is a far better solution than letting it go to waste. 

If you need to have your garments tailored or altered to fit you, a professional can also help with this

Pilling

Garments can pill after some wear time, but you can easily improve this. A fabric shaver and a lint roller are excellent tools to keep your knitwear nice and clean. A fabric shaver will gently cut excess fibers away, while a lint roller will remove the loose fibers on the surface. 

Place the garment on a flat surface and gently use the fabric shaver directly on the garment. Do not put too much pressure on the garment, as it can damage the fibers