
social
for us it is important, that brands have a social impact. this can be in different ways - for example by supporting projects, offering safe spaces to work or teaching new skills. here are some of our brands and their social impact:
YOOMEE
florence from YOOMEE (white blouse on the photo on the left) works with local artisans and a women's association in marrakech. the women's association Al Kawtar offers all-day care. this includes meals, a room for physical rehabilitation, technical, medical and personal support and embroidery training for girls and women with disabilities who have not learned a profession.
Attached
the goal of Attached is not only to create various fashion accessories but also to have a social impact. they manufacture their products in collaboration with swiss foundations that employ people with health impairments and help them reintegrate into the workforce.
Fidea
at Fidea you can find many fun products that are sure to make you smile. fidea is very conscious about their manufacturing. most of their products are handmade in social institutions, supporting and empowering people from less privileged backgrounds and / or with disabilities..

sustainable
sustainability means something different to everyone. for us it is not about being perfect but trying to make a more positive impact through products and production. here are some examples of what sustainability means to us and our brands:
Nette Rose
for the production nette rose make sure they rather sell out than overproduce, hence planning their production sustainably. from the materials to the thread and the packaging used, everything is done and chosen with sustainability in mind. they work with left over fabrics and threads and therefore give new life to something that would otherwise go to waste.
JAN 'N JUNE
we're all about materials and so is JAN 'N JUNE. all their items are fairly and transparently produced in portugal and poland, using only materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester, lyocell, and many more. each and every one of their final items are provided with a qr-code showing its eco-id, from the supply chain to final production. they also use no plastic to pack their products and re-use all of their cardboard boxes.
PARAFINA
this is another story of how waste can be turned into something great! PARAFINA sunglasses are made from plastic, PET and rubber waste. each material has its own benefits and make great lightweight glasses.
