Named and local
We explain who is involved, where they work and what part of the garment they help create.
Transparency & ethical production
Most fashion brands ask you to trust them. We would rather earn it. So we show you who cuts the fabric, where it is dyed, what certifications it carries, and when your piece is expected to arrive.
If something goes wrong, we say so. If something is unclear, we do the work to explain it. That is not a promise we made once. It is how we run things every day.
We explain who is involved, where they work and what part of the garment they help create.
European Flax™ linen where documentation applies, OEKO-TEX® certified dyes and European Merino yarn.
Cutting, sewing, labels and embroidery happen around Barcelona, with knitwear made in Lleida.
If a material, process or partner changes, we explain it clearly instead of hiding the detail.
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For us, transparency is not a campaign. It is the daily practice of showing the people, places, materials and decisions behind every garment. No vague slogans. No claims we cannot explain. No pretending everything is perfect when there is still work to do.
We chose a local model because it makes transparency practical. Most production takes place in the Barcelona area, with knitwear crafted at Sompunt in L'Espluga Calba, Lleida. Staying close means we can visit workshops, understand constraints, adjust quickly and solve problems directly.
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It starts with the fabric. In summer, we use a cotton and linen blend chosen for breathability, structure and comfort. The linen is European Flax™ certified where documentation applies, and our dyes are OEKO-TEX® certified.
In winter, we work with extrafine Merino yarn selected for softness, natural warmth regulation and a clean knit structure that holds its shape over time.
Cotton and linen for summer, extrafine Merino yarn for winter.
European Flax™ where documentation applies and OEKO-TEX® certified dyes.
Dyeing, cutting, sewing, labels and embroidery in the Barcelona area.
Knitting and linking at Sompunt in L'Espluga Calba, Lleida.
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We use preorder because it keeps production closer to real demand. Orders are placed from Monday through Sunday. On Sunday at 23:59, the window closes. On Monday, the confirmed batch is sent to production in the sizes, colours and quantities that were actually chosen.
From there, our partners prepare the fabric, cut the pieces, complete any required embroidery, manufacture the garments, finish them and prepare them for dispatch. The estimated delivery window is shown on the product page.
Honest pricing is part of the same logic. The price has to cover certified materials, local work, packaging, EU taxes and a fair margin that allows the project to continue. We do not build the model around inflated markups, wholesale layers or permanent discount cycles.
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Publishing a transparency page is easy. Keeping it accurate is the work. We update our partner and materials pages when something changes — a new fabric, a dropped process, an ended supplier relationship.
Our standards are named, not paraphrased. Our partners are named too, by role and by place. If you have a question our pages do not answer, write to us. We will give you a direct answer.
We name certifications instead of using vague claims.
We speak about real workshops, not anonymous factories.
Preorder production comes with updates at every stage.
If you ask for more detail, we answer as clearly as we can.
Transparency is not a headline. It is a habit.
We believe clothing feels different when you understand where it comes from. The fabric, the hands, the workshop, the timing, the cost and the limits all matter. So we keep them visible.
Most cutting, sewing, labels and embroidery happen in the Barcelona area. Knitwear is produced at Sompunt in L'Espluga Calba, Lleida.
Our linen is European Flax™ certified where documentation applies, and our dyes are OEKO-TEX® certified. We also work with extrafine Merino yarn sourced and finished within Europe.
Preorder lets us produce closer to real demand. We make the sizes, colours and quantities that were actually chosen, instead of producing large quantities in advance.
We update the relevant pages when something changes, whether it is a new fabric, a process we have dropped or a supplier relationship that ended.
Yes. If our pages do not answer your question, write to us and we will give you a direct answer. If we do not have the answer yet, we will find it.