Eco-friendly practices infographic with icons and text about fair workplace, solar powered energy, eco-friendly dyes, organic farming, better materials, and circular production.

We choose organic materials

Our hemp and organic cotton fabric comes from a sustainable company that is woman-owned and has the following certification; SBP® Sustainable Biodegradable Products. This certification takes into consideration environmental impact as well as human impact. The SBP® label informs the consumer about each step that takes place when a product is made, from the raw materials used to the labour conditions involved. Ensuring the product is ecologically beneficial, and socially responsible.

The fabric we use for most of our garments has 4% spandex to allow the garments to retain the shape through light to heavy movement.

We believe what you wear on your skin is important. We choose materials that allow your skin and the planet to breathe.

Hemp is proven to be one of the most sustainable options, both for longevity and strength as well as in terms of the low impact on the planet. Hemp creates bio-diversity in the soil during the growing process. Requires 10 times less water than cotton and is naturally pesticide free. A fibre for our future.

Why we love hemp 

Infographic illustrating the benefits of using natural fiber for eco-friendly gardening. Features include strong, biodegradable fiber, get better with every wash, UV-resistant and antifungal, carbon-negative, organically cultivated, and requires less water to grow. Icons of a fiber, washing, sun, fungi, plant, and water are depicted along with text descriptions.
hemp information
A woman in a white uniform and head covering operates a large industrial knitting machine with numerous spools of thread and knitting needles.

Why we love organic cotton 

An infographic with six circles explaining benefits of organic farming, including non-GMO seeds, building soil health, water conservation, organic farming practices, workers' rights, and health benefits.

Organic cotton adds an extra element of softness. The fabric we use contains organic cotton that is GOTS certified. In the process of production there are no pesticides, farmers use natural methods which create healthy soil that requires less water.  Organic cotton is hypoallergenic and chemical-free. Healthy soil means healthy farmers and supports biodiversity.

A cotton field with white cotton bolls on bushes in the foreground and many more cotton plants stretching into the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

Hand-made In our studio

From initial design, to final garment our entire process is carried out in our Ōtepoti (Dunedin) studio.

We welcome studio visits if you would like to try on our garments, chat to Hollie about sustainability or possible collaborations, or even if you would just like to feel the fabric we use and see if it’s for you.

Please reach out via our social media or email bellow.

Replace your plastic leggings with natural organic fabrics