Clothing

• Switzerland (own production site in Bichelsee/TG)
• Modern shirts and knitwear for women and men
• Sustainable materials such as Swiss linen, organic merino wool or organic cotton
• Sold in own stores in Basel, Zurich and Bern

• Innovative production and distribution chain
• Guarantee of fair payment and correct working conditions
• Preference for local fabric products from Switzerland
• Follow-up database for every fabric and every dress using a QR code with information on the supplier, fabric type, care instructions, etc.

• Only organic cotton in textile production
• No toxic pesticides or defoliants are used.
• All employees receive fair wages.
• Safe, hygienic working conditions prevail
• No discrimination
• Child labor is prohibited

• Worldwide collaboration with artisans
• The Peruvian organic cotton used is of Pima quality, one of the finest types of cotton.
• Only organic, certified or recycled materials are used
• They must have a small ecological footprint

• A tax-exempt Swiss association and a Colombian foundation
• Indigenous women are supported
• The sale of the handicrafts produced by these women strengthens their financial independence
• Sustainable production and processing in accordance with Swiss Fair Trade

• In order to control the entire supply chain and generate as little CO2 as possible, all clothes are made by hand in the atelier in Zurich
• Production of the simple T-shirts from undyed organic cotton in Portugal. They source most of their fabrics from C. Pauli and Lebenskleidung (GOTS certified)

• Moya Kala stands for ethically and gracefully produced body basics & loungewear by women for women.
• They produce puristic, aesthetic and versatile underwear and are committed to fairness, transparency and sustainability

• The range includes clothing and textiles made from hemp, organic cotton, vegan fashion and other items made from natural fibers and materials
• The textiles comply with defined ecological standards from cultivation to production
• No toxins or harmful chemical additives are used

• Ecological and sustainable production
• A portion of every sale goes to worldwide tree planting programs
• The interactive factory tracker provides an overview of all manufacturers
• The materials used are of organic quality, can be disposed of naturally or have already been recycled

• A cooperative with the aim of being fair to fellow human beings and the environment
• One person can order a maximum of 12 times a year. The aim is to conserve resources and enjoy the product purchased
• 1% of the annual turnover goes back to the people in the supply chain and to environmental protection

• A cooperative with the aim of being fair to fellow human beings and the environment
• One person can order a maximum of 12 times a year. The aim is to conserve resources and enjoy the product purchased
• 1% of the annual turnover goes back to the people in the supply chain and to environmental protection 

• Rework collections are made from second-hand clothes in an environmentally friendly way.
• These are cut apart and sewn together again.

• All products are manufactured in Switzerland without exception
• Wherever possible, fabrics from Swiss production are used. Swiss wool is used for the Bündner Wolle Series and the Swiss Merino hat
• No chemicals are use 

• The three “Rs” of RRRVOLV stand for “reduce, reuse, recycle”
• The focus is on sustainability and fair trade
• Sustainable use of energy, fair wages and recyclable raw materials 

• An ethical and vegan fashion brand based in Switzerland
• This company processes natural and recycled materials with Swiss perfectionism
• Compliance with the highest ethical and quality standards in the sourcing and processing of all textiles 

• Things are given value again
• The garments are designed by young Swiss designers
• Produced fairly and with love in Nepal
• Quality before quantity.
• Fair prices, wages and a good workplace are provided 

ZRCL

• The streetware label without secrets, ZRCL wants to be a role model
• Transparent, fair, organic and ecological from cultivation to sale
• For all textiles, the complete production cycle can be traced on the Track-me page can be traced by means of a sewn-in number