Our mission: Responsibility for people and nature.
Fair and sustainable since 1976.
For 50 years, sustainability has meant taking responsibility for every single step from raw material to finished product. Not made from plastic, but from natural fibers. Because they simply feel better on your skin and do not release harmful substances into the environment.
By choosing sustainable fashion, you help us and our partners to set ever higher ecological and social standards. For fashion that respects people, animals, and the environment—and makes the world a little better every day.
The eight core labor standards are based on the conventions of the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the UN Declaration of Human Rights. They explicitly regulate the working conditions at our production sites.
Our social standards address many issues that are also covered by local legislation in the countries of production—however, the rules do not always coincide. In all cases where there are differences between our social standards and local legislation, the stricter regulation takes precedence.
Animal fibres such as wool have been used for centuries in the manufacture of clothing. They are valued for their natural properties, such as their warmth, temperature-regulating and elastic qualities, as well as their ability to absorb moisture.
At the same time, the sourcing of animal-derived materials requires a responsible approach. We have therefore established binding guidelines for ourselves and our partners and are working to ensure their implementation throughout the supply chain. Animal welfare is a key aspect of our collaboration.














