Do you remember the two-part series on our values? Today we are continuing this and focusing on the topics of "organic", "sustainable" and "fairness". These values are close to our hearts and that's why we want to bring them closer to you.
That's what today is all about
In parts one and two, we looked at how "responsible shopping" is in line with our values. Now you'll get a deeper insight into our core values "Organic", "Sustainable" and "Fairtrade".
Organic
Just our organic. We are committed to ensuring that our products are biologically sound. But what does that mean in concrete terms? Many of our clothes are made from natural cotton. This means that we do not use toxic pesticides or genetically modified seeds. Not the easiest solution, but certainly the right one. This is how we protect our environment and our children's sensitive skin. Quite simply. Completely natural.
Sustainable
Ecologically sound clothes for our children are just the beginning. It is just as important that we take really good care of the planet we leave behind for our children. That's why we pay close attention to our partners' and suppliers' stance on sustainability. After all, careful and prudent use of our limited resources is absolutely crucial to us. For example, we do everything we can to keep our logistics processes lean and avoid unnecessary transportation routes. But we can't do it alone. Join us and help us to become a little more sustainable every day. Look carefully before you order and give your clothes a second life.
Fairness & Fairtrade
Of course it's great to get a bargain from time to time. But how about a little more fairness and fair trade in general? We already attach great importance to this. For example, prices that not only ensure a good income for us, but also for the manufacturer, and therefore a decent life. This is the only way for both sides to benefit and nothing stands in the way of long-term, trusting cooperation. Fair prices for fair clothes, just fair.
Conclusion: well dressed with a clear conscience
Not only do our clothes look great, they also have no dirt on them. Doesn't it feel good to make a small contribution to a more organic, sustainable and fairer world with every item of clothing?
Text: Clemens Pircher, SLK freelancer
