Materials

Our focus in material selection is on natural raw materials, durability, and wearing comfort.

We primarily use certified organic materials that are regularly tested by accredited, independent institutes. In addition, we work with resource-saving fibers based on natural materials such as TENCEL™ from Lenzing, as well as with recycled fibers such as ECONYL® Nylon.

Cotton

We use certified organic cotton. Our cotton quality is particularly soft, supple and durable, making it a reliable companion in every season.

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Wool

We primarily use wool from certified organic livestock (kbT). This standard ensures animal-friendly husbandry and feeding, as well as the avoidance of growth promoters and pesticides. Out of love for animals, we use mulesing-free wool.

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TENCEL™

TENCEL™ fibers are made from various woods sourced from controlled, sustainable forestry. The fibers are biodegradable and can therefore be fully returned to nature.

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Cashmere wool

We primarily use cashmere wool from certified organic animal husbandry that is GOTS and Control Union certified and thus fully traceable.

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Alpaca Wool

Fine, soft, silky fibers make alpaca wool a particularly high-quality and prized material. Favorite pieces made from alpaca wool offer a competitive alternative to cashmere due to their beautiful sheen and cozy feel.

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Linen

We primarily use organically grown linen (kbA). As jersey and woven fabrics, linen is comfortable to wear, especially in high temperatures.

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Silk

Silk is very similar to the protein structure of our skin and is therefore not perceived as a foreign body. It is particularly skin-friendly, as the smooth, fine fiber does not irritate the skin.

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Leather

All our leathers are vegetable-tanned, PCP-free, and contain neither azo dyes nor chromium VI. By refraining from chemical surface treatment, the leather retains its natural character.

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ECONYL®

The yarn innovation ECONYL® is a 100% regenerated nylon yarn. Nylon waste is returned to its original structure and re-spun.

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Hemp

Hemp has always been our favorite raw material. There are many reasons for this. Hemp is a raw material where everything – from the seeds to the leaves – can be used.

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Recycled Polyester

We use polyester very selectively, and only recycled. During the recycling process, any polyester scraps from yarn and fabric production are collected, broken down into a high-quality raw material, and used for new yarn.

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