Aware of environmental and social imperatives, our commitment to a sustainable and inclusive planet guides our selection of materials, partners, and shapes the structure of our operations.
Choice of raw materials
We prioritize exclusively natural materials, such as cotton, wool, wood… A meticulous selection process is then carried out to identify sustainable production systems within these categories.
Local processing
Local processing of products in the same region as the raw material’s origin is essential to shorten supply chains. This practice not only mitigates traceability risks but also reduces greenhouse gas emissions associated with transporting to distant processing facilities, thereby contributing to a lower overall carbon footprint.
Traceability and transparency
Complete traceability of supply chains is a key tool that we intend to utilize to its full potential. It ensures that products adhere to strict social and environmental standards and allows for a comprehensive analysis of the environmental footprint throughout the manufacturing process to foster continuous improvement (water consumption, energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, etc.)
Certifications
Certifications provide verifiable benchmarks for evaluating supplier practices and a standardized, common language of quality on a global scale. All our partners are certified.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
The label guarantees that textile products are free from substances harmful to human health, thus ensuring product safety.
CMiA (Cotton made in Africa)
The certification promotes social, economic, and environmental sustainability in African cotton production, supporting sustainable agricultural practices.
ISO 9001:2015
World’s most widely used quality management standard, it ensures that every production site has robust quality control processes in place.