On this page you will find a variety of information about our producers.
CO2 footprint, materials used, sustainability reports and more.
This page is organised by product type. Select the product you are interested in:
T-Shirts, Hoodies & Sweatshirts
All our t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts are produced by Stanley & Stella - a Belgian company that specialises in high-quality, modern and sustainable production.
Sustainability
We chose Stanley & Stella as producers because they implement sustainability measures with the utmost care and without greenwashing. Stanley & Stella only uses GOTS certified organic cotton, recycled cotton, recycled polyester and recycled nylon certified according to the GRS standard. Throughout production, Stanley & Stella focuses on preserving nature, reducing the carbon footprint and implementing a circular economy.
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Sustainability Report (Link directs to Stanley & Stella's website. There you will find the linkt to the report in the footer.)
Social Responsibility
Stanley & Stella produces in Bangladesh. At first glance, this may not seem to fit with our brand. However, we have actively chosen this producer and are convinced that through this choice we are changing the world for the better.
"Go where the circumstances are bad.
And do better."
By producing in Bangladesh, Stanley & Stella creates jobs there and guarantees fair working conditions for their employees. That is not a normal occurrence there. Stanley & Stella actively contributes to improving the living conditions of its employees.
Stanley & Stella is also a leading member of the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF). The FWF is an independent, non- profit organisation that works with brands, factories, trade unions, NGOs, and governments to provide better working conditions for garment workers around the world. The 8 pillars of the FWF:
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Other Products
Besides Stanley & Stella products, we have a few additional products. For these products, due to our company size, we have not yet been able to find a producer who manufactures these products "Made in EU" or sustainable. But as soon as we have reached a critical sales mass, we can switch to sustainable products there as well.