Sustainability

Uniforms made to last.

To us, a sustainable uniform is above all one that lasts and isn't thrown away after a season. Here we describe our approach.

This page describes our approach, not certifications. We will publish data on materials, production and supply chain only when we can document it.

Materials

When choosing a fabric, we look first at how well it stands up to professional use: a uniform that lasts longer needs replacing less often.

Where the department's needs allow, we also look at lower-impact alternatives with the client. For every garment we state the fabric composition and care instructions.

Four tailoring details: folded black fabrics, fabric weave, machine stitching and pattern cutting

Durability

A uniform designed for the job it has to do lasts longer: fabrics suited to the department, careful stitching, customizations that withstand washing.

Every garment comes with care instructions to extend its life.

Production

We produce the quantities the client actually needs, based on the sizes collected for the staff.

We only start production once the sample is approved, so every order matches what's actually needed.

Reducing waste

The pre-production sample and careful size collection also serve this purpose: fewer wrong garments, fewer returns, less waste.

Keeping project specifications lets you reorder only the garments you need, instead of redoing the entire supply.

Uniforms designed to last

Tell us how your staff works: we'll suggest the most suitable garments.

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