Sustainability & Ethics

Fair to the hands that make it.

Craft and ethics aren't separate conversations for us — the same care that goes into an embroidery pattern goes into how our people are treated and our footprint is managed.

Our Commitments

Three pillars, not a checkbox.

  • 01

    Ethical Practice, Fair Wages

    We maintain fair wages and reasonable working conditions across our production floor, reviewed as part of buyer compliance visits — not just claimed in a brochure.

  • 02

    Eco-Conscious Production

    We actively look to reduce water, dye and fabric wastage across embroidery and printing — production discipline as much as environmental responsibility.

  • 03

    Preserving Indigenous Craft

    Hand embroidery, block printing and handloom weaving are commissioned and kept economically viable through every collection we produce.

  • 04

    Long-Term Artisan Relationships

    We work with the same embroidery and block-print units season after season, building skill and consistency rather than chasing the lowest bid.

Traditional craft, contemporary collections.
Where We're Headed

Certifications we're actively pursuing.

As our buyer base grows across the EU, UK and US, we're working toward the third-party certifications larger buyers increasingly expect. See our full certifications page for current status.

In Progress

SEDEX / SMETA

Independent social compliance audit covering labour standards and workplace ethics.

In Progress

OEKO-TEX Standard 100

Testing to confirm our fabrics are free from harmful substances at every stage.

Under Review

GOTS Organic Textile

For buyers requesting certified organic cotton and natural-fibre lines.

Sourcing with a compliance checklist?

Send it over — we'll tell you plainly where we already meet it and where we're still working toward it.