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Clothing is like a chosen companion for us each day. Wherever we go, they go with us. They help us feel our best and look our best while we get things done. We're making sure that at every stage of their journey, our clothes and the people making them are treated with respect, and in turn, respect the world around them.
We rely on the highest Globally recognized and well-developed standards of certifications to assess our supplier's commitment to the fair treatment of people. We also sourced from Tier 1 & 2 suppliers where Government regulation plays an active and audited role in workers' rights. In 2021 we developed our supplier code of conduct and use it to ensure our partnerships align with our human rights goals.
Supplier Code of ConductThe majority of impacts in apparel happen throughout the supply chain rather than from direct operations. A common concern in the apparel supply chain includes ensuring workers earn a living wage and that their basic human rights are respected. Traceability allows us to understand where our products are made and the impacts at every level of the supply chain. Supply chains can be complex to map as suppliers may not be forthcoming in sharing information they feel is proprietary.
We are committed to mapping our supply chain and transparently monitoring and improving their sustainability. To understand our supply chain, it's important to understand the different levels:
Tier 1. Finished goods assemblers
Tier 2. Dyers, printers, weavers, finishers, knitters
Tier 3. Fibers, spinners
Tier 4. Raw materials suppliers
Tier 1 suppliers
Finished Goods Assemblers
SM Senra
Maia, Portugal | Employs: 30
With a reputation for quality, technical know-how, strong (and regulated) labor standards, and close proximity to our fabric supplier, SM Senra has been our manufacturing partner for the last 5 years. We have forged a great relationship with this family-owned female-run business because they share our values and work hard to ensure that their employees are treated fairly. SM Senra uses computer technology to minimize off-cuts & waste and is required to recycle ALL production waste. SM Senra does not use any animal by-products in any of their machinery. SM Senra also sources all of our notions and trims.
Certifications:
Oeko-Tex Standard 100, GOTS
The Cutting Edge
Winnipeg, Canada| Employs: 10
The Cutting Edge provides a platform for newcomer women to launch their careers as sewing machine operators in Winnipeg, Canada.
The Cutting Edge is a social enterprise program of the Canadian Muslim Women’s Institute. The social enterprise also employs full-time sewers and reinvests the profits into growing the training program.
We partner with The Cutting Edge to make all our accessories from production leftover fabric, production failures and unsellable returns.
Tier 2 suppliers
Dyers, printers, weavers, finishers, knitters
Tintex
V.N. de Cerveira, Portugal
The Tintex vision is to build a new generation textile business that truly delivers an eco-sustainable strategy for all its production and fabric innovations. With Tintex as our fabric supplier, we can truly deliver on innovation without
compromise. Tintex does not use any animal by-products in their dyes.
Product Certifications
Bluesign, GOTS, OCS, GRS and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class I
Business Certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, NP 4457, STeP by OEKO-TEX and BCI Member
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