The problem with most clothes is that you never really know how they are made and by whom. To ensure this, we said to ourselves that the simplest thing was to have them as close as possible to us .

From the start, we knew exactly what we wanted to do and, above all, where we wanted to end up. From our initial list of potential partners, only the cream of the crop remains.

All our manufacturers are chosen for their proximity to Belgium and because they embody values ​​that we wish to highlight: know-how , transparency and respect for nature and people .

Who is behind our clothes?

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If some people keep the list of their partners secret for fear of having their good addresses stolen, we reveal it precisely to put them forward.

  • Currently, it is complicated to know exactly what clothes are made of and the conditions in which they are produced. The clothing industry is an immense chain of work whose links are often located in the four corners of the planet. The task is therefore complex for brands to have control over their production stages. This opens the door to the omission of information or even worse, greenwashing (disturbing music).

  • We want to be sure of what we are doing and to be able to offer a real alternative in which we can have confidence. Transparency is a strength and we intend to use it well.

  • This is why we favor the most local collaborations possible . Having our production stages within a restricted scope allows us to ensure that production conditions respect a list of strict criteria but above all, allows us to be able to regularly visit our manufacturers . And at this rate, we might quickly become best friends.

At the heart of our Belgian workshops

Support the local economy

By selecting partners close to our activities, we also select which system we want to support and promote. Since behind a garment, there are people , expertise and stories , we prefer to support partners who work to build a sustainable society .

The recent crises (the one whose name we can no longer pronounce and which ends in 19, for example) have shown us the risks of depending heavily on other countries for the production of our consumer goods. A little pangolin stew and presto, the machine is jammed.

One way to avoid this type of situation is to promote the local economy . We have decided to embody the relocation of production in Belgium and take a further step towards a resilient economy . We are not yet doing everything in Belgium but it is a goal that we have set ourselves.

The grass is not always greener on the other side

The proximity of our partners also allows us to prevent the different elements that make up our clothing from circling the earth 3 times before arriving on your shoulders . There is no time when the plane or the boat is not involved in our production stages.

Furthermore, why go looking for our happiness on the other side of the planet when there are companies that are always pushing the thinking further near us ? Our recycled yarn producer, for example, installed solar panels, allowing it to produce 75% of the electricity it uses in a more environmentally friendly way.

It is in small streams that we make the best rivers which do not gather moss.