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USA

Woman-Owned

Range

Kids, Menswear, Womenswear

Certifications

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) ensures that textile products are made from organic fibers, processed using environmentally friendly methods, and meet strict social and ecological criteria.

FSC-certified Wood Sourced Fibers

Sustainable Fibre Alliance (SFA)-certified Fibers

Rainforest Alliance certification promotes sustainable farming practices and environmental conservation, and verifies that products are sourced from certified farms.

Responsible Wool Certified (RWS)-certified Wool

Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) requires everyone involved (farmers, sellers, and final business-to-business transaction), to be certified. Animal welfare, land management, and social requirements are standards, RWS farmers and ranchers must meet.

ECOVERO

ECOCERT Organic certification ensures that products meet strict organic and natural standards for ingredients, processing, and packaging, and are environmentally friendly.

NoNetz

NoNetz is a textile brand making apparel from materials such as EcoViscose (Wood Pulp).

Vegan

Sustainable Materials

Cruelty Free

Sustainable Packaging

Low Waste

Last updated on March 19, 2024

Environment

NoNetz uses high proportion of lower impact materials, such as Post Consumer Recycled Natural Materials (Cotton/Wool), Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)-certified Fibers, FSC-certified Wood Sourced Fibers, Sustainable Fibre Alliance (SFA)-certified Fibers, Responsible Wool Certified (RWS)-certified Wool
They manufacture half the lines on demand in New York City to only use the materials needed.
Its manufacturing takes place in Brooklyn, New York and Thailand
They are a slow fashion brand, their products are made-to-order, they do not have a small quality collection, but they also don’t mass produce their products..
It uses 100% recycled plastics and post-consumer materials.

Maker Wellbeing

They ensure that safety standards are met, workers are paid a fair wage and have reasonable work weeks, good working conditions, clean bathroom conditions.
Workers throughout the supply chain are paid living wages.

Animal Welfare

It does not appear to use any animal-derived ingredients in its products.

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Areas for Improvement

They should provide information about what percentage of their fabrics are certified, and what certifications do they carry. Similarly, it would be helpful to have a line document or any other form of evidence. to support their statements that living wages are being paid to all the producers and 50% factories are certified.
They could explore calculating water footprint for their factories.
They should ensure that the factories are audited by third parties and have knowledge of suppliers and factories’ functioning conditions.