Sustainability
Sustainability as a System.
We take a practical approach: make fewer, better pieces—designed to last, worn often, and cared for properly.
Sustainability is a system of decisions, not a single claim. The most sustainable garment is the one you keep wearing. We prioritize stable silhouettes, reliable fabrics, and construction that holds its shape through time.
Reduce by Design
- Less visual noise: minimal trims, controlled panels, fewer unnecessary add-ons.
- Fit-first development: pattern refinement before new variations.
- Timeless silhouettes that remain wearable season after season.
Choose with Intention
- Fabrics selected for durability, recovery, and long-term wear behavior.
- Preference for stable constructions that resist deformation.
- Clear composition disclosure on product pages.
Keep It Minimal
- Packaging focused on protection, not excess.
- Reduced decorative materials where possible.
- Continuous refinement to reduce waste without sacrificing safety.
Extend Product Life
- Care guidance designed to preserve elasticity and fit integrity.
- Encouraging cold wash, air dry, and gentle handling.
- Fabric & Care page built as a practical reference.
Sustainability is complex. Instead of broad promises, we focus on clarity—what we do, what we’re improving, and what depends on industry-wide change.
What We Can State Clearly
We design for longevity, disclose fabric composition, and provide care guidance to help pieces last. We also reduce unnecessary design elements and keep packaging practical.
What We Continue to Improve
Material innovation, packaging reduction, and better lifecycle decisions are ongoing. We treat sustainability as a continuous system—measured by progress, not slogans.