Sustainable corporate clothing
Sustainability starts with clothing your team likes to wear, for a long time. That’s why we choose quality, conscious materials and brands that are transparent about their production. We help you make the right choice and personalise everything in our own workshop.
Our vision
We look at sustainable corporate clothing from two sides. High-quality clothing lasts a long time: the more often it’s worn, the better. But the materials and the production process count too. Something can be top quality and still be made in a very polluting way. That’s why we look for the balance between a product’s lifespan and the impact of making and recycling it.
Featured brands
A selection of brands we believe are a good match for clients who, like us, are committed to a sustainable future.
Stanley/StellaBelgian brand focusing on organic cotton and sustainable materials, in a huge range of colours.View the collection
PatagoniaAmerican brand and pioneer in sustainable outdoor clothing. Perfect as corporate clothing.Discover Patagonia
iqoniqDutch brand focusing on sustainable materials, transparency and traceability.View the catalogue
Circular
Brands such as ID Clothing and Stanley/Stella already have items made partly from textile waste, usually cotton. The ID Re-Care T-shirt that Tars and Patrick are wearing in the photo contains 20% textile waste, supplemented with new cotton and polyester for extra strength. Another example is Stanley/Stella’s RE products, such as the RE-Creator.
To be fair: reusing cotton is still a challenge. Polyester is easier to recycle today.
Certifications
Sustainability is a broad term. Too broad, if you ask us. That’s why we rely on certifications and audits to confirm or refute sustainability claims. The transition is under way: with the digital product passport, brands will have to become even more transparent about their supply chain.
In a separate article we explain in detail what each certification stands for.
Workwear
Workwear has to be functional and meet standards, so changing materials isn’t straightforward. Even so, many manufacturers are innovating fast. We highlight two.
An innovative workwear line with recycled polyester and organic cotton. Hard-wearing fabrics and reinforced seams ensure a long life, with attention to ethical production and a transparent supply chain.
View the collection
Six popular items from the standard range, redesigned with recycled PET bottles and organic cotton. Following the principle of Reduce, Reuse & Rewear: less water, energy and COâ‚‚, and materials that are reused.
View the collectionOur approach
We recommend quality that lasts, because the most sustainable clothing is clothing that gets worn.
Organic cotton, recycled polyester and items containing textile waste wherever possible.
We look at certifications and audits, not at nice promises.
Our team helps you find the right balance between function, budget and impact.
Frequently asked questions
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High-quality corporate clothing that lasts, made from conscious materials and with a production process that has as little impact as possible. We look for the balance between lifespan and the impact of making and recycling a product.
Including Stanley/Stella, Patagonia and iqoniq for casual and business clothing, and Projob Progression and Tricorp REWEAR for workwear.
Yes. ID Clothing and Stanley/Stella have items made partly from textile waste, such as the ID Re-Care T-shirt with 20% textile waste and the Stanley/Stella RE-Creator.
Through certifications and audits that confirm sustainability claims. In our article on 11 key clothing certifications you can read what each label stands for.
Yes, although it’s harder with workwear because it has to meet standards. Projob Progression and Tricorp REWEAR are two collections with recycled and organic materials.
Certainly. We personalise in our own workshop in Moerbeke-Waas, from just 1 item. View our personalisation techniques.
Ready for a more sustainable collection?
Let us know the type of clothing, the quantities and your timing. Within 24 hours you’ll have a free, no-obligation tailored quote.
