Sustainability at LIVING CRAFTS – Our Five Pillars of Responsible Fashion
ECOLOGY
“Natural down to the fiber”
Sustainable fashion begins with the fiber. We use ecological materials such as organic cotton and focus on resource-efficient processes while avoiding harmful chemicals. Since 2009, we have been continuously GOTS-certified, complemented by standards such as RWS and GRS.
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“Made for life”
Durable clothing is the foundation of sustainable fashion. That is why we rely on high-quality materials, careful craftsmanship and timeless designs. The result is clothing with lasting quality, functional details and a long lifespan in everyday use.
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“We show who’s behind it”
Sustainability requires traceable information. That is why we make visible where our materials come from, who produces our garments and how our supply chain is structured. Clear origin details, digital traceability and recognized standards create trust.
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“Responsible. Human.”
Sustainable fashion can only exist under fair conditions. We are committed to safe workplaces, fair wages and respectful collaboration throughout our supply chain. Our requirements are based on international standards and supported by recognized certifications.
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“Taking Responsibility – Today and for Generations to Come.”
Climate protection is a key part of our responsibility. We measure our carbon footprint across the entire supply chain and reduce emissions wherever possible. Unavoidable emissions are offset through ClimatePartner-certified climate protection projects.
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Policy Statement on Responsible Business Conduct
As a natural fashion brand, LIVING CRAFTS stands for ecological and social responsibility throughout the entire value chain.
Our policy statement defines clear principles for responsible business conduct and is based on international standards such as the ILO core labour standards and the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS).
Our commitment includes fair working conditions, transparent supply chains, environmental and climate protection, and a sustainable purchasing policy – aiming to protect people, animals and the environment.