Our Partners
We actively work in a collaborative spirit with our community
We work with forward-thinking brands and manufacturing partners to co-solve their material excess to benefit people and the planet - and to make the circular economy come to life.
Most businesses routinely end up with excess materials that are generated through their regular operations that, for a host of routine reasons, become unwanted for their larger scale production. Through our collaborative long-term and ad-hoc partnerships, we create solutions for IP and non IP sensitive excess materials, which enables us to donate some business profits to charity Redress to support further the development of a more sustainable fashion industry.
We’re pleased to share our partnerships with various leading quality suppliers, including:
We’re also looking forward to sharing our brand partnerships with some of the world’s top luxury brands soon.
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We pride ourselves in being diligent and truthful.
In addition to our R Mark, our hallmark that assures the rescue of waste for reuse or recycling, and we work with partners such as SGS, the world's leading testing, inspection and certification company, to seek their independent, third-party verification.
Rescue the best materials
Rescue the best materials
To verify the safety and durability of our materials, SGS performs physical and chemical testing on some of our rescued waste fabrics, which come from trusted fashion brands, mills and manufacturers.
In addition, on select of our collections and collaborations, we work with SGS on their ‘Upcycling Verification Program’, which demonstrates traceability and transparency in the supply chain to verify our waste materials.
Assess our environmental savings
Additionally, our environmental assessment partner, Impact of Fashion works with us to measure and evaluate the environmental impact of our most recent rescued materials and latest collections, and they perform Life Cycle Assessments for us, which are complex investigations into the impacts of our sourcing and production along a product’s lifespan from fibre production to product completion, for some of our select projects. Using science-based data and footprint analysis, this backs up the benefits of our work to rescue, reuse and recycle waste in comparison to using virgin materials.*

* Disclaimer: Impact of Fashion leverages on thousands of data points to derive robust and actionable fashion footprint analysis, applying a methodology and scope that have been made fully transparent and can be found here

There are between 75 million workers* making the world’s clothes and shoes - 80% of them are women* - with families to feed and dreams of their own.

We really care about the people who make our clothes, so we only work with manufacturers who can guarantee the safety and wellbeing of all the workers involved throughout our supply chain. Our Code of Conduct stipulates that we must create a healthy work environment inside the factories and pay fair wages.

We have long-lasting and committed relationships with our manufacturing partners, who we consider friends of our collective and who are also committed to people and the planet.

We have a range of our manufacturing partners, some of whom specialise in different material types, which reflects and responds to the diverse types of waste materials that we rescue.

Meet TAL Apparel

Committed to minimising their environmental impact

We work with TAL Apparel, an award-winning, world leading garment manufacturer who is wholeheartedly committed to minimising their environmental impact while positively contributing to the communities in which they operate.

TAL Apparel goes above and beyond local laws in the six countries they operate in to create a proactive culture of accountability and responsibility by formulating long term systems that enhance the social and environmental aspects of the workplace. This global manufacturing group has over 22,000 employees across and they abide by their Ethical Business Practices Policy.

Meet Milagros

Dedicated to the finest products and developing sustainability

We work in close partnership with Milagros, an iconic, family-owned womenswear and accessory manufacturer with four decades of history working for various top fashion brands and designers from their Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Shanghai facilities.

Milagros creates a selection of our womenswear and corporate gifts, and our successful and highly collaborative working relationship enables us to rescue a wide range of waste materials for reuse and redesign.

Milagros is committed to sustainability. They work with BLUESIGN and OEKO-TEX® certified dyeing mills and by 2023 they aim to use 50% fabrics with some sustainability elements, such as recycled and organic materials. Building on our successful relationship, they actively seek further opportunities and partners to reduce and repurpose surplus materials.

Meet High Fashion Group

Leading garment manufacturer that combines sustainability and innovation

We partner with Hong Kong headquartered, High Fashion Group, a leading silk innovation partner on their most well-known 100% recycled silk yarn. Together, we have trialled various silk recycling projects to rescue and recycle complex silk waste materials and convert these into a wide range of responsible products.

As an industry leader that highly values corporate social responsibility, High Fashion Group integrates sustainability into its daily operations, manufacturing processes, products, research and development. They strive to lower their impact on the environment and improve product traceability by acquiring world-renowned green certifications, such as OEKO-TEX® and bluesign® labels.

Meet Crystal International Group

World leader in the apparel manufacturing industry

Crystal International Group Limited is a global leader in the apparel manufacturing industry and are recognised for their significant social and environmental contributions and innovations. They were ranked 17 out of 50 in the 'Change the World' list by Fortune Business Magazine in 2016 and also received the Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE).

Our collection Denim Reimagined was produced by their eco model denim manufacturer, which has implemented many sustainability initiatives over the past 10 years, with significant savings of energy, carbon footprint, water and chemicals, according to the Group’s Five-Year Sustainability Targets.

Meet Splendid Tailors

Supporting our local community and people

We love working with Splendid, a social enterprise with a small garment factory in Hong Kong that is run by charity, Lok Kwan Social Service. As a traditionally run garment factory led by women, it has the charm and expertise of an atelier with an emphasis on craftsmanship.

Their community of expert tailors promote diverse local employment for people in the community who have various employment and living needs, including new arrivals and young people who have just left school.

We work with world-leading packaging solutions providers to reduce waste right down to our labels and bags.
We must address the world’s catastrophic single-use plastic usage and reduce wastage of materials from the supply chain to your front door. Three hundred million tonnes of plastic waste is produced every year, which is nearly equivalent to the weight of the entire human population*.
Avery Dennison - innovative labelling and packaging
Avery Dennison - innovative labelling and packaging
Through our partnership with Avery Dennison, a global leader in innovations and materials science, branding, and manufacturing, we are innovating new ways to deliver our entire business story and core values through Digital Labelling Solutions.
Hydroplast, biodegradable bags
We also partner with Hydroplast on their environmentally friendly, water-soluble packaging bags, which are safe for humans, animals and the environment and certified biodegradable according to European standards. That means you can dispose of our shipping bags in the compost and general recycling. Best of all, you can even dispose of our bags instantly just by placing them in hot water!
In this way, across our partnerships, we avoid the need for non-biodegradable, conventional plastic bags, which break down into microplastics that are harmful to the environment and wildlife. Help us tackle single-use plastics together, every time you shop with us.