When we first began our mission in 2006, 18% of our clothing was made with organic cotton. Since then, we’ve expanded our sustainable fabric selection to allow for even richer and softer fabrics throughout our collections.
Today, over 75% of our styles use lower impact or sustainable materials. Explore the different fabrics we use in our collections.
Organic cotton is grown without the use of cheimcal pesticides, syntehtic fertilizers or genetic engineering.
Recycled cotton is repurposed manufactured cotton that would otherwise be headed to a landfill as waste.
Made of PET, commonly found in clear plastic water bottles, recycling this material into fabrics prevents it from going into landfills.
Bamboo grows incredibly fast, up to a foot per day and doesn't require the use of pesticides, chemical fertilizers or a lot of water.
Tencel™ Lyocell is a form of rayon made from wood pulp and produced in an ecofriendly closed loop system.
Beech pulp for Tencel™ Modal is produced at the same site as the modal itself - less transportation means less resources used!
Produced from responsibly sourced wood pulp, Lenzing Ecovero™ fibers generates up to 50% lower emissions and water impact compared to generic viscose.
In 2002, we became a founding member of the Textile Exchange, a global nonprofit focused on creating and upholding standards for sustainability in the fiber and materials industry.
