Plan Material Use
We organize production and material use to reduce avoidable waste. Checks during production aim to catch issues before they lead to more rework.
Our Approach to Sustainability
We value careful use of materials and practical steps toward greener manufacturing. Our work includes production planning, sorting leftover yarn and knitted pieces, and reducing unnecessary packaging where product protection allows.
Practical Steps in Our Work
We focus on decisions we can make in materials, manufacturing, and packaging, while considering what each product needs.
Choose Materials for the Product
We discuss composition, intended use, and available materials before deciding on a yarn. Recycled material is an option for suitable projects, rather than a default for every product.
- Materials We Use
Our options include cashmere, cashmere-wool and cashmere-silk blends, and recycled cashmere. Availability and suitability are checked for the particular product. - Composition and Documents
Relevant material documents can be reviewed for the selected option. A supplier or yarn document applies to its stated scope, rather than automatically covering our factory or every finished garment. - Product Suitability
We consider the intended feel, appearance, and construction alongside material availability. The selected material and packaging can affect cost and timing.
Production Planning and Leftover Materials
Our aim is to reduce avoidable material use and rework, then handle leftover materials according to their type. We do not claim a measured waste or emissions reduction without project data.
Plan Work Before Production
Production planning, material layout, and checks during manufacturing help us address problems before more work is carried out.
- Plan material requirements and production work before manufacturing.
- Arrange material layout and cutting to limit unnecessary offcuts where cutting is needed.
- Check work during production to catch issues and reduce avoidable rework.
Separate Leftover Yarn and Pieces
We sort production leftovers by material so suitable recoverable fibers can enter recycling routes. This does not mean that all factory waste is recycled.
- Sort leftover yarn and knitted pieces by material.
- Send suitable recoverable fibers into recycling routes.
- Keep waste that cannot be recycled separate for disposal.
Keep Material Claims Within Their Scope
Material and packaging information should describe the option actually selected for a project. We review the relevant documents and their scope before using a certification claim.
- Material Information
Confirm the composition and selected material for the product, rather than relying on a general description of cashmere. - Document Scope
Review the holder, issuer, covered material or product, and date of the relevant document. A material document does not automatically certify every finished product. - Project Confirmation
Agree on the material, packaging, and wording needed for the actual order. Optional recycled materials or paper packaging are not included by default.
Discuss More Considered Product Choices
Tell us about your material, packaging, or sustainability requirements. We can review them against the product and the options available.
Contact Our TeamQuestions About Our Approach
These answers explain our material choices, production practices, and the limits of project-specific claims.
Yes, recycled cashmere is among our material options for suitable projects. We confirm the available yarn, composition, and product suitability before it is selected for an order.
Relevant material or supplier document copies can be provided according to the project and cooperation arrangements. Their holder, scope, and date must be checked; they do not automatically cover every product.
We sort leftover yarn and knitted pieces by material. Suitable recoverable fibers enter recycling routes, while waste that cannot be recycled is kept separate for disposal. We do not claim that all waste is recycled.
Yes, we can review reductions in unnecessary plastic packaging and options such as kraft paper or paper boxes. The final choice still needs to protect the product and meet the agreed branding and transport needs.
Yes. Yarn availability, material selection, additional testing, and special packaging may affect cost and timing. We confirm these details for each project.