organic cotton – Using organic cotton reduces long-term damage to the environment and human and animal health. It is developed without the use of pesticides, insecticides, and herbicides and its farming adapts to long-term local environmental conditions, relying on natural ecological cycles, thus saving significant quantities of water.

Recycled Wool - Recycled wool is composed of a mix of post-consumer materials, such as discarded garments (existing fabrics), and pre-consumer materials, such as production offcuts, giving a second life to existing fibers and reusing waste from unused clothes. It diverts waste from landfills and supports the transition to a circular economy. The recycling process results in shorter fibers, which often need to be combined with virgin fibers to maintain a high-quality soft product.