Materials and compliance
Two separate things get bundled together under one word in this industry. The materials we source are a capability we can describe. Certification is a claim, and a claim needs a document behind it.
Sourced for our own manufactured products and supplied to buyers sourcing independently.
Cotton, hemp, jute, linen and wool, for knitting, weaving and other applications.
Lyocell and related regenerated cellulose fibres used across our manufactured products.
Weaving and knitting yarns and sewing threads in a range of counts, dyed or undyed, single or multi-ply, including products customised to specification.
Tested natural and manmade fibres — denim, cotton, polyester, viscose, nylon and their blends.
Softeners, scouring and levelling agents, and fixing and anti-creasing treatments, supplied to textile, knit dyeing and washing operations.
Poly, non-poly and carton packing specified per programme, for export and home markets.
What we source
The eco material list recovered from the 2022 export, unedited.
What this page does not say
The 2022 version of this site carried thirteen standards logos. Not one had a certificate number, a scope or a validity date against it.
On its own, nothing. A standards mark is a reference to a certificate held by a named legal entity, covering a named facility, for a fixed period. Without those three things a buyer cannot verify it, and a buyer doing proper due diligence will ask for them anyway.
Nothing, until each certificate is confirmed in writing with its number, its scope and its dates. The publishing system enforces this: a certification record without all three cannot be made public, whoever is editing it.
The certification position for a specific facility or programme, with the documents. Where a standard does not apply to a given programme, you get that answer too. It is a slower sales page and a faster audit.
Tell us the fibre, the finish or the standard your programme has to meet, and we will come back with what we can source and what documentation exists for it.
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