Local Production

In the heart of the Netherlands, skilled hands craft each garment with care and dignity. Our work is not merely about stitching fabric but weaving together lives, ensuring that every tailor—no matter where they come from—stands as an equal. One of our proud partners, Atelier Made Here in the North of Amsterdam, is a beacon of unity, where artisans from rich traditions of garment-making join together in purpose. We believe in fairness, in transparency, and in the simple truth that every worker deserves respect, a living wage, and security for their future. Here, there is no exploitation—only craftsmanship, honor, and a commitment to justice. Each piece is made-to-order, taking its rightful time of 4 to 6 weeks, for true quality is never rushed.
 

 

 

 

Responsible Design

We craft our garments with deep respect for every element that brings them to life. Our responsibility knows no end with creation—it extends to the entire journey of each piece, from its first wear to its renewal through recycling and upcycling. We refuse to compromise our values, choosing not to use zips, elastics, or plastic-based fastenings that burden the earth and hinder reuse. Every fabric we select is pure in its origin, ensuring it can be given a second life. Our buttons, made from the Corozo plant, are a simple yet meaningful choice, easily removed and returned to nature. Even the smallest details—our care and brand labels—are designed to be recyclable.

Where others may take the easy path, we stand firm. We reject fusible interlining, which contains plastics that cannot yet be recycled. Instead, we honor tradition, using a ‘floating’ interlining woven from locally sourced cotton. Whenever possible, we embrace the purity of un-dyed, untreated materials, ensuring that when the time comes, our garments can be dismantled with ease and repurposed with purpose.

True responsibility is not measured in words, but in actions. In every choice we make, we commit to a future where fashion exists in harmony with our world, honoring both the craft and the earth from which it comes.