THE INDUSTRY IS DIRTY.
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THE FABRICS
Lenzing™ Modal
Regenerated beech trees.
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- Derived from the bark of beech trees
- No trees are harmed in the process, allowing them to live on & flourish
- Completely biodegradable & compostable
Organic Cotton
Less water, less energy, no pesticides.
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- GOTS certified organic cotton
- Uses less water & energy than conventional cotton
- No pesticides, herbicides, or insecticides are used, making it safer for our farmers & for your skin
- Soil rotation protects from soil degradation
Recycled
Polyester & Nylon
Recycled plastic bottles & fishing nets.
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- Our polyester is made from recycled plastic bottles
- Our new performance nylon is made from recycled fishing nets
- Both keep harmful materials from entering our oceans & landfills
- We do use a low percentage of spandex, & are working to lower, then eliminate, spandex all together
Triblend
50% recycled polyester, 37% organic cotton,
13% rayon.
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- A combination of our 2 most popular fabrics
- Available in fleece & jersey fabrics to have an eco-friendly option for multiple types of garments
- We are working to find a more sustainable alternative to rayon, while keeping the same quality fabric

2,700
liters used
540
liters used
Our factories use less than half of the water typically used per garment.

80%
recycled
80% of our wastewater is recycled & reused.

502
million gallons
saved
Last year, we saved over 500 million gallons of water.
THE DOCUMENTS
Yes, those legal documents that are boring to read, but important and absolutely necessary to have.
Well,
How Did
We Do?
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Transparency Rating
Traceability
Inclusion
IMPROVEMENT
We have teamed up with Green Story to further our transparency and track the impact of the entire business in more detail. This partnership means more in-depth data about our carbon footprint with respect to our factories, transportation, fabric creation, product development, and everything in between. We will continue to publish these findings, no matter what they may be, not only so we can improve our processes, but also so you can be aware of the product you are supporting.