How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics ar...
Read More Neu Nomads is an ethical and sustainable brand that prioritizes global awareness and environmental consciousness. Their signature fabrics are plant-based and biodegradable, making them also lightweight, breathable and washable. The list is long but it's just too good not to share! Satin Tencel is eco-friendly dyed in India. Eco Jersey combines organic cotton and SeaCell (seaweed and eucalyptus) and is made in a 2nd generation female-owned factory that's a member of the Greenpeace DETOX campaign. Linen is responsibly sourced and manufactured in Lithuania in a green energy powered factory. Organic Cotton Flannel is derived from organic cotton. Eco Cashmere is sourced from Mongolia and produced in a cooperative in Kathmandu. Most Neu Nomads garments are stitched in a family-owned factory in Delhi that maintains healthy working conditions, healthcare benefits and compensation far above living wages. Other products are made in Portugal, Lithuania, Germany and Nepal in female-owned factories that meet the same standards. Neu Nomads partners with Treet to give their products a second life.

How is it good for people & planet?

Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning...
Read More Paneros makes one-of-a-kind, limited edition pieces from eco-friendly deadstock fabrics. Their name comes from the Greek words "pan" meaning "all" and "eros" meaning "love". Their mission is to live up to the ideals of loving all. They only use natural fabrics like silk, cotton, linen and man-made cellulosic fibers like Tencel and Rayon. They manufacture in Indonesia in fair trade factories, small workshops or in artisans' homes.

How is it good for people & planet?

OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and...
Read More OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and their communities will always be their top priority. Products are made by traditional artisans and rural co-ops under fair trade conditions. A portion of sales supports the OBAKKI Foundation which reinvests in artisan communities and has brought clean water, education and medical care to millions.

How is it good for people & planet?

OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and...
Read More OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and their communities will always be their top priority. Products are made by traditional artisans and rural co-ops under fair trade conditions. A portion of sales supports the OBAKKI Foundation which reinvests in artisan communities and has brought clean water, education and medical care to millions.