Organic Cotton

The production oforganic cottonreleases fewer greenhouse gases and uses significantly less water and energy than conventional cotton. The methods used to produce this material ensure that no artificial fertilizers and pesticides need to be used, and soil quality is improved. We only use certified organic cotton that meets all ecological guidelines and criteria for social responsibility.

Organic Linen

Woven from the fibers of the flax plant, organic linen is a natural and renewable material that is known for its durability, strength and breathability. Flax is one of the most sustainable raw materials in the world, as the plant receives no additional irrigation during growth; rainwater is sufficient. We source certified organic linen that is farmed and processed without the use of toxic substances such as pesticides and insecticides.

Belgian Linen™

Belgian Linen™ is renowned for its quality, traceability and authenticity around the globe. Woven from the fibers of the flax plant, linen is a natural and degradable material that is known for its durability, strength and breathability. We source our Belgian linen from a certified carbon-neutral manufacturer that focuses on a zero waste policy – all parts of the flax plant are used while waste selvedge and shearing dust are recycled into insulation materials or paper.

Recycled Cashmere

Recycled cashmere offers the same soft, insulating qualities as virgin cashmere but with a much lower environmental impact. This material is sourced from an Italian manufacturer that follows strict ethical and ecological standards.

Recycled Wool

Recycled wool offers the same qualities as virgin wool at a fraction of the environmental cost. Producing non-organic virgin wool can be resource-intensive as it requires vast amounts of land, water, chemicals and dyes. We use recycled wool in our products to extend the life of wool that has already been produced. This wool is recycled in Germany and originates from production waste.

Raffia

Raffia is a natural, biodegradable and renewable material, which is harvested from the leaves of the raffia palm tree. The raffia palm trees require no pesticides or herbicides to grow and are harvested in a sustainable manner, allowing the branches and leaves to regrow. To create our bags, we source raffia from local farmers in Marrakesh and work with a women's cooperative, which supports young mothers.