Comfortable and pleasant to the touch, durable, static-free, and perfectly washable. It’s one of the few fibers that, depending on the thickness of its yarn, can be used both in summer (thin and cool) and in winter (thick and warm).

(Global Organic Textile Standard) cotton: International certification that guarantees that the production chain is carefully monitored. Its production is environmentally conscious and socially responsible. This cotton is grown without the use of modified seeds or pesticides, and no chemicals are used in its production. Labor conditions are also highly regulated.

The GRS (Global Recycled Standard) Certificate guarantees that recycled materials are used throughout the supply chain, in accordance with environmental and social criteria. It’s one of the most sustainable, environmentally friendly fabrics. The process reduces energy and water consumption, saves on new materials and dyes, and lowers CO2 emissions.

We work with the LWG (Leather Working Group) certification, an international non-profit organization that promotes sustainable practices in the leather industry. Its main objective is to assess and certify the environmental impact of leather manufacturers through an audit protocol that evaluates aspects such as wastewater management, energy consumption, and animal welfare. e discarded. This approach highlights the value of a natural resource which, when properly use, becomes a durable and sustainable garment.

The most common type, which uses sheep hair to create fabrics. This method dates back to Neolithic age, and today, the most widely used is Merino wool from Australia. It has antibacterial properties, helping it stay clean for a long time and is also breathable.