Fair trade practices in the fashion clothing industry involve ensuring that workers involved in the production of garments are treated ethically and paid fairly for their work.

Preserving cultural heritage involves respecting and celebrating traditional craftsmanship, designs from different cultures to incorporate traditional techniques and designs into modern fashion collections.

Silk Linen: Silk linen is a luxurious fabric that combines the elegance of silk with the durability and texture of linen. This blend creates a material that offers the best of both worlds: the smooth, lustrous qualities of silk and the breathable, crisp properties of linen.

Bemburg: Made from 100% cotton linter, Bemberg is created from the raw material of unused cotton seed linter, known as Cupro. This is the regenerated cellulose fibre around the cotton seed is sustainable, biodegradable and compostable production of cotton.

Gauze Linen: Gauze linen is a type of fabric that is made from linen but has a particularly open, airy weave. This creates a lightweight and translucent material that is often used in fashion for its delicate appearance and breathable qualities.