Comparing our fabrics against the others

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• Organic Cotton

  Our organic cotton is grown on the coast of the Aegean Sea without the use of harmful insecticides and pesticides - helping to prevent soil contamination and other harmful chemical effects. We also work with factories that minimize textile waste and down cycle all of their off-cuts. All of this in turn reduces harmful CO2 and other greenhouse gases.

  3 kilos

  of chemicals saved

  180 grams

  of waste saved

  3.23 kilos

  of CO2 prevented
  *Per kilo of textile when compared to conventional cotton and traditional industry practices.

• Recycled nylon

  Our recycled nylon comes from Mantua, Italy - and it’s one of the leading sustainable textile manufacturers in the world. Using recycled materials helps divert waste away from landfills and creates huge savings in water and CO2 during the raw material production phase when compared to virgin nylon. Recycled nylon also doesn’t require any petroleum to manufacture.

  648 liters

  of water saved

  37.62 kilos

  of CO2 prevented
  *Per kilo of textile when compared to virgin nylon and traditional industry practices

• Recycled nylon with Polygiene® treatment

  Additional savings are created when we treat our fabrics with a safe, bluesign® approved recycled silver salt called Polygiene® which helps the fabric stay fresher for longer and reduces the need for frequent washing. Through consumer surveys we have found that our SilverTech™ Active products are washed ½ as much as people’s other activewear - which results in additional CO2 and water savings.

  498 liters

  of water saved

  14.75 kilos

  of CO2 prevented
  *Per kilo of textile when compared to recycled nylon without Polygiene® treatment.

• TENCEL™ Lyocell

  Known as the holy grail of sustainable fabrics - TENCEL™ Lyocell is made from Aspen and Birch trees - which grow fast and thick on low grade land. In comparison to cotton these trees take about 80% less water to grow - and because it is manufactured in a very environmentally friendly process we also see significant chemical and CO2 savings when compared to conventional cotton.

  1,853 liters

  of water saved

  4.36 kilos

  of CO2 prevented

  3 kilos

  of chemicals saved
  *Per kilo of textile when compared to conventional cotton and traditional industry practices.