TENCEL™ fibers from Lenzing AG in Austria are made from sustainably sourced beechwood from "ecological beechwood forests." They undergo a process of dissolution and regeneration to produce viscose, which is then transformed into fibers. High levels of material recycling during production are implemented to reduce carbon emissions. This fiber is the preferred material for crafting our intimate apparel, thanks to its incredibly soft texture and sustainability features, making our innerwear excel in both comfort and eco-friendliness.

Lyocell also comes from Lenzing AG in Austria and is made from eucalyptus or other plant materials using a closed-loop production process that allows for the recycling of water and 99.8% of solvents. Therefore, it is considered a genuinely eco-friendly material. It boasts a silky touch and sheen similar to silk, and its fibers produce a unique texture similar to peach fuzz when they experience wear and tear. We use this material to create underwear and sleepwear products, and over time, these products gradually reveal different qualities, enhancing comfort and style.

Egyptian Cotton, renowned for its world-famous high quality, extraordinarily long, and exceptionally fine fibers, is often referred to as the "gold standard" of cotton. We give top priority to selecting Giza70-grade Egyptian Cotton sourced from the Egyptian Cotton Company, specifically for crafting intimate apparel.

Organic cotton is eco-friendly cotton grown following organic farming standards, without the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers, making it environmentally and farmer-friendly. We primarily source organic cotton from Turkey and China, and due to its relatively shorter fiber length, we mainly use it as a raw material for ready-made clothing.

Cupro, also known as copper ammonia silk, is a cellulosic fiber typically derived from recycled cottonseed fibers. It is primarily produced by Japan's Asahi Kasei Corporation. This fiber is highly sought after for its silk-like texture, and we primarily use it as a lining material for suits to add a touch of luxury and sophistication.

Known for its ultra-smooth hand feel and made from sustainably sourced wood pulp, Eastman Naia™ cellulosic fibre is fully traceable and sustainable. It’s produced in a safe, closed-loop process where solvents are recycled back into the system for reuse. The manufacturing process is optimised, too, so it has a low tree-to-fibre carbon and water footprint for minimal impact.

Spandex is an elastic fiber typically used to enhance the stretchiness and comfort of clothing. It serves as the primary source of elasticity for our lingerie products. Our main procurement company is DuPont, whose spandex exhibits excellent stability and durability in our products. Additionally, we also source spandex from Hyosung in South Korea and Asahi Kasei in Japan, both of which are globally renowned spandex brands.

We procure Acrylic Fiber from Japan's Toray Industries, known as "artificial wool" due to its excellent insulation properties. It is primarily utilized in crafting winter clothing such as sweaters, scarves, gloves, and hats, ensuring warmth and comfort during cold weather.

We use Sonora as a sustainable alternative to traditional polyester fibers. This eco-friendly material is derived from cornstarch and produced by DuPont. It retains the strength of polyester fibers while offering excellent elasticity and colorfastness. We primarily blend it with natural materials to create versatile fabric styles, which are extensively utilized in all our products.

Coolmax is a functional fiber known for its excellent moisture-wicking properties, quickly absorbing sweat from the body's surface and spreading it across the fabric to help keep the body dry. We source it from Invista, and some of our products undergo antimicrobial treatment to reduce odor and bacterial growth. It is primarily used for crafting moisture-wicking sportswear and underwear.

Merino wool, known for its exceptional quality, is highly regarded for its softness, fineness, excellent elasticity, and outstanding warmth. It also boasts remarkable moisture-wicking properties. We extensively use it in garments such as sweaters, coats, socks, and underwear, providing both comfort and warmth in close-to-skin clothing.

Mohair is a natural fiber derived from the hair of Angora goats. It is renowned for its exceptional softness and luster, featuring long fibers that are typically finer and smoother than regular wool. We blend it with standard wool to create chunky knit sweaters, achieving a lightweight yet warm result.

Temperature regulation is the biggest obstacle to peaceful sleep. Our premium silk offers you ultimate year-round temperature control. We collaborate with a family-owned business that has been cultivating and refining silk for decades. They provide high-density, pure, and durable selected silk threads for crafting our sleepwear and bedding.

Plant dyeing is an environmentally friendly dyeing method that uses natural pigments from plants to color textiles and fibers, instead of relying on chemically synthesized dyes. We primarily use it for certain intimate apparel where color depth is not a significant concern.

This fiber is made by recycling discarded plastic bottles, melting them down, and spinning them into new polyester fibers. It is typically used in the production of our sportswear, T-shirts, sweaters, and more.

Recycled cotton is a sustainable fiber material typically made from recycled discarded cotton textiles and industrial waste, which we use in crafting some coarse-knit textile products such as blankets.

Treating our products with natural plant-based peppermint oil can neutralize and prevent the growth of bacteria that cause unpleasant odors, allowing our products to stay fresh for longer. The antibacterial effect remains effective for up to 50 washes, without impacting the texture, color, or other physical characteristics of the material.

Our innovative denim is a blend of Turkish organic cotton and rain-fed hemp from France, dyed using natural indigo dye derived from the Indigofera plant in India. It's then woven in reverse to create our signature rare left-hand twill fabric. The result is a unique, entirely plant-based denim with the truly beautiful blue hue from the indigo dye.

Natural fibers from pineapple and banana leaves are by-products of the food industry. Typically, these fibrous leaves are discarded in landfills or incinerated after fruit harvesting. Bamboo, on the other hand, is a rapidly growing non-food crop that requires minimal pesticides, fertilizers, or additional water beyond natural sources. We blend fibers from Lenzing, banana leaves, and pineapple leaves to create a new material.

Lyocell is recognized as an environmentally friendly fiber, and when infused with seaweed gel or chitosan, it releases substances like alginate and chitosan, which have soothing and antibacterial properties.

This is a carbon capture technology that captures airborne pollutant particles and removes harmful substances from the air we breathe. These particles are transformed into various grades of ink, dispersions, and coatings, which are safe and environmentally friendly water-based inks. We use them in certain capsules.

Many moisture-wicking treatments rely on fossil fuels and have a high chemical carbon footprint. These components are not only harmful to the environment but can also be detrimental to your body due to the chemicals released when washing clothes and the continuous friction against your skin. For some of our products, we employ a 100% bio-based treatment agent with an active ingredient made from 100% dried microalgae biomass. This biomass is cultivated in a controlled, sealed environment and is free from genetically modified organisms (GMOs). It offers outstanding durability and quick-drying properties, making it an ideal choice for high-performance wear.

This is an innovative material known for its high content of plant-based, renewable, and recyclable ingredients. It is composed of grape skins from winemaking, vegetable oil residues from agriculture, and a water-based polyurethane (PUD) mixture. This bio-based material is then applied to organic cotton, creating a durable material made from over 70% renewable and recyclable ingredients.