Our factory is located in Pancevo / Serbia
Production
How we operate
We pride ourselves in fair fashion. As you might already know we don't only produce our own collections but also offer production & management for other brands that wish to take the sustainable route just like we did. All of our workers are paid 50% above regulated wages and are provided with professional equipment. We support young talent and value experience. Our production manager is 24 and our average seamstress is 50 years old. We have the flexibility to handle smaller quantities, but also the ability to scale up, so we are super flexible!
Part of our journey to better standards is also working on receiving various sustainable certifications for our factories. This is mainly about health and security adjustments for our employees, but also the clear differentiation of organic fabrics and non-organic fabrics. We’re running monthly controls regarding noise exposure, air quality and several other security aspects.
No waste
Another positive aspect of controlling your own production is that you have access to all leftover fabrics created in the manufacturing process and can make sure that they don't simply get thrown away. We try to use every single inch of a fabric.If there are larger amounts of leftovers then we work on little upcycling capsule collections. Smaller scraps are used for give aways like tote bags and accessories. The smallest scraps are gifted to sound studios in Belgrade, who transfer them into sound isolation.
The hard-facts
We pride ourselves in fair fashion
We pride ourselves in fair fashion. As you might already know we don't only produce our own collections but also offer production & management for other brands that wish to take the sustainable route just like we did. All of our workers are paid 50% above regulated wages and are provided with professional equipment. We support young talent and value experience. Our production manager is 24 and our average seamstress is 50 years old. We have the flexibility to handle smaller quantities, but also the ability to scale up, so we are super flexible!
Part of our journey to better standards is also working on receiving various sustainable certifications for our factories. This is mainly about health and security adjustments for our employees, but also the clear differentiation of organic fabrics and non-organic fabrics. We’re running monthly controls regarding noise exposure, air quality and several other security aspects.
How we operate
No waste
Another positive aspect of controlling your own production is that you have access to all leftover fabrics created in the manufacturing process and can make sure that they don't simply get thrown away. We try to use every single inch of a fabric.If there are larger amounts of leftovers then we work on little upcycling capsule collections. Smaller scraps are used for give aways like tote bags and accessories and in times of corona we produce masks! The smallest scraps are gifted to sound studios in Belgrade, who transfer them into sound isolation.
Our Factory in Pancevo
- Located 21km North / East of Belgrade
- 13 people are employed here, 11 of them are women and 2 men
- 7 Seamstresses, 2 in the cutting department, 2 at the steaming station, 1 factory manager & 1 administrator
- Our workers are paid 50% above minimal wage and approximately 30% above industry average.
- Approx. 48 pieces are created here on a daily basis
- The youngest employee is 35, the oldest is 62 years old
- We use more than half of our capacities for the sustainable production for other brands
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Our Factory has gone through a social Audit certified by amfori (www.amfori.org) with an A+ rating.
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