There are a lot of accreditation bodies focusing different elements of the fashion industry. Our printing methods are sustainable and conform to Gots and Oekotex standards. Many of our clothing gift ideas use fabrics that have been accredited under various schemes.
Sustainable fashion and ethical clothing are hot topics in 2019. And this is good thing. While major brands are re-thinking their approach, much of the energy to do things differently has been driven by small, independent, ethical and sustainable fashion brands and designers.
The Fair Wear Foundation help conscious clothing brands create lasting change. They support brands that are determined to find a fairer way to make their clothes. They also meet brands where they are – so that any brand can start its journey with them and take continued, practical steps to improve working conditions for people in garment factories. Continue reading Fair Wear Foundation
EarthPositive is the low carbon footprint apparel.
Climate Neutral
EarthPositive Apparel is 100% organic with 90% Reduced CO2
The carbon footprint was calculated in accordance with BSI PAS2050 methodology, and certified by the Carbon Trust Cartifications.
The 90% reduction has been achieved by a combination of low-impact organic farming, efficiency in manufacturing and transportation, and the use of renewable energy instead of the fossil fuel based grid electricity. Continue reading Earth Positive
Our water-based ink are:
We meet the strictest industry standards with our NeoPigment inks. As defined by Oeko-Tex 100 safety applications for infant wear, Global Organic Textiles (GOTS-3V), Residues Standard List (RSL) and the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, we truly meet world-wide accepted standards. Continue reading OekoTex certified clothing
Some of our clothing carries the WRAP accreditation.
WRAP is an independent, objective, non-profit team of global social compliance experts dedicated to promoting safe, lawful, humane, and ethical manufacturing around the world through certification and education.
WRAP has 12 principles Continue reading WRAP certified clothing
One of the biggest challenges facing companies is managing risks that come with the multi-tiered complexity of their supply chain. Mapping the supply chain and multiple suppliers through each tier makes it difficult for companies to be aware of the risks affecting their business. Using Sedex tools and services can help companies make informed decisions and improve their business performance across labour rights, health and safety, the environment and business ethics. Continue reading SEDEX certified clothing