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SUPPLY CHAIN
Ensuring ethical standards and sustainable use of resources in our supply chain
SUSTAINABLE FABRICS
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GREEN LOGISTICS
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YOUR BRANDED CUSTOM CLOTHING
SUSTAINABLE APPAREL STARTS WITH A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN
Supply chain
traceability
In many industries, the challenges to sustainability are external and dependent on suppliers across the supply chain. In fact, McKinsey says 90% of companies’ impacts on the environment come from supply chains. Our supply chain is continually monitored and assessed to ensure it aligns with our sustainability standards. We are focused on forming strong, positive partnerships with our suppliers, who in turn advocate the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Our materials
Our company was founded with sustainability at its core. Since day one, our clothing and products have been sustainably made. We use recycled polyester which is made using either reclaimed ocean waste ( e.g. fishing nets), discarded water bottles or post-consumer waste. We also use GOTS certified organic cotton. Our trims are made from natural fibres including hemp, bamboo, flax and vegan leather. Buttons and zippers are tested for harmful substances and have STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® status.
Our factories
At present, our manufacturing primarily takes place in Europe across Latvia, Portugal and Italy. These production facilities are regulated under European standards which leads to safe working conditions, fair wages and no exploitation of people. Due to the close proximity of these factories to our HQ, we have been able to build strong relationships with our European manufacturers, built on trust. Therefore, we know how they work, and they know how we think.
MADE IN
EUROPE
100% PLASTIC FREE PACKAGING
Logitstics & Distribution
We use DHL for logistics and distribution of our products. DHL is a pioneer of green logistics. They are committed to delivering environmentally-friendly logistics solutions and share our vision of creating a greener future for our planet. In 2008 they became the first major logistics company to make a voluntary commitment to improving their carbon efficiency by 30% by the year 2020, which they achieved ahead of schedule in 2016.
Take Back Programme
Striving to reduce textile waste we operate a take back programme for used OCEANR garments. Working with our brand partners we take back garments that are eligible for repair or recycle, at their end of life in exchange for a discount on new orders.
