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Organic, recycled, ethically made, zero waste, vegan… does sustainable clothing get any better than this?
Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is an international standard that sets requirements for third-party certification of recycled material input and chain of custody. It also includes criteria for social and environmental processing requirements and chemical restrictions. You will also find this standard when taking a peek at our recycled fabric range.
STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is one of the world's best-known labels for textiles tested for harmful substances. It helps us ensure high product safety in our ethical clothing.
Organic Content Standard (OCS) Blended is a lighter version of OCS100. It verifies the presence of 5-100% organic material in the final product. You can find this certification in our recycled clothing range.
The PETA-Approved Vegan stamp recognises the cruelty free feature in businesses and/or products. It is a way of providing you, as a customer, with extra confidence in that what you shop is, indeed, animal friendly and vegan.
Organic Content Standard (OCS) 100 is an international standard that verifies the presence of 95-100% organic material in the final product and tracks the flow of raw materials from source to product. You will see our certified organic cotton clothes are also certified with this great credential.
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria, backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain. When exploring through our ethical shop, you will see our affordable ethical clothing range is certified with this awesome standard.
The Fair Wear Foundation is a non-profit organisation that works to improve workplace conditions in clothing factories. We source sustainable fabrics from member factories because we share the Fair Wear Foundation's core principles: respect for human rights, fair workplace conditions and teamwork.
Organic cotton clothing comprises textiles made from cotton grown organically without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers. Organic cotton is also non-GMO and is grown with sustainable farming practices, which prioritise the health of soil, surrounding water courses, environment and farmers.
It is important to choose organic cotton clothing over conventional to eliminate or reduce the negative impact on soil, water, air and farmers of conventional farming. Organic cotton farming uses fewer chemicals (if any at all) and implements a cyclical approach to let the soil "breath".
Organic cotton clothing like ours does tend to be softer and more durable than traditional cotton clothing. In terms of social and environmental value, the answer is absolute: yes, organic cotton clothing is 100% better.
Third party certifications such as Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Organic Content Standard (OCS) and Fairtrade certify the presence of organic cotton in textiles, as well as fair working conditions for the workers involved in the supply chain.
Our organic cotton clothing has a variety of sustainable certifications, including GOTS and OCS. Have a look at each piece's details to discover their sustainable credentials.
The short answer is yes. Conventional cotton clothing is cheaper but also, how long does it last? Is it high quality? Is it good for the environment? Investing in high-quality, ethically made organic cotton clothing is often worth the cost in the longer run.Soft organic cotton clothing
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Our way to sustainable fashion
We are a sustainable clothing brand based in the UK, striving to offer you quality affordable sustainable fashion which go beyond their original function. Our clothes are designed to help you promote sustainability daily. All you have to do is wear your Konsciouskind clothes.
We are a slow fashion sustainable brand. We believe that it’s time to slow down the fast-paced, wasteful fashion industry and help you, customers, make better decisions about what you wear.
Our model is the complete opposite of high-street fast fashion brands: we only make our sustainable clothing on order. Our production processes help us drastically reduce waste and material usage to achieve virtually zero clothing waste.
As a result, if you choose Konsciouskind, the environmental impact of your new clothes is reduced remarkably.
As a sustainable fashion brand, we never contemplated alternatives: our sustainable fashion is cruelty-free and has always been made with recycled materials and sustainable fabrics.
These range from certified organic cotton cultivated in farms with fair working conditions to recycled polyester (rPET) made from plastic bottles.
Say no to polluting chemicals and soil over-exploitation. Choose our Konsciouskind sustainable materials, reduce your environmental impact and drive change.
We’re not interested in empty claims and we know neither are you. We want to make sure our sustainable fashion is indeed sustainable.
Sustainability is a top priority for us at Konsciouskind and we make every effort to ensure it. We partner with suppliers who use sustainable materials and a have a responsible supply chain. When you buy from us, you can rest assured that the makers of the garment work under fair working conditions and are paid a living wage.
You can look at other sustainable brands, and you will see: sustainable fashion doesn’t get any better than Konsciouskind. Want to learn more? Read about our sustainable supply chain and the quality of our clothes.
Fashion experts from Vogue agree: “As a visual medium, fashion is on the front line of communication. In the blink of an eye, an outfit can say what may be impossible or too impolitic to put into words.“. In a more fundamental level, a piece of clothing can easily spark the beginning of a conversation to help you advocate for sustainability and to influence others.
Advocating for sustainability
No to fast fashion
Only sustainable materials
Sustainability in our supply chain
Driving change with fashion
