Production & Product Info

Our products are made with time, care, and a clear standard: durable quality, honest materials, and production we can stand behind. Every piece is more than merch – it's a piece of our shared journey, designed and produced with a lot of heart.

Textiles – Shirts & Hoodies

We've carefully developed our own fits for shirts and hoodies and work closely with the people who make them. We choose materials and processes that are as eco-friendly and sustainable as we're able to make them. Along the way, we keep learning and improving. Below, we explain what that means for each individual product – and why we do it this way.

Materials & Sourcing

We choose fabrics and components that feel good and make sense for the long run. Our European partners work with deadstock materials and consciously produced fabrics from Europe. Deadstock means overproduced surplus from the industry – instead of throwing it away, we turn it into merch. For us, sourcing isn't just about buying fabric; it's about knowing where things come from and who's involved. All the materials we use meet certifications such as OEKO-TEX Standard 100, GRS, and GOTS. For deadstock fabrics, our supplier verifies the origin and documentation before we use them.

Manufacturing & Finishing

Our products are sewn in Europe. Our current partner is a small, woman-led start-up from Berlin that has production done in Greece and Portugal. (Rebirth) The factories they work with have been personally visited by their team – we trust that European labor standards and a discrimination-free working environment are upheld. Every product comes with a QR code showing the supply chain and the shirt's impact compared to a conventional blank. Once the pieces are sewn, they're trucked to Achim, where we print each piece by hand in our studio.

Challenges

The merch industry often relies on blanks with little transparency and products that travel long distances before reaching you. We're sure there's still room for improvement on our end too. But we ask questions, stay informed, and try to keep everything as local to Europe as possible. We want to know as much as we can about the people and products we work with. This more local and transparent path also means higher production costs for us – but we're convinced it's worth it.

If you have questions, thoughts, or suggestions, feel free to reach out. We're always open to learning!

Care Instructions

• Wash inside out (30 °C)
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not iron directly over the print

This way, your piece stays as close as possible to how you received it.