What is True Threads?
We are a sustainable clothing brand that focus on 100% organic and 100% recycled products. Always ethically made.
Our sustainable products together with an active and creative lifestyle is what we want True Threads to represent; we want it to be easier to choose sustainable clothing. Buying ethical fashion is something you should be proud of. Like it, wear it and share it. Because every time you buy an organic or recycled product you make difference.
SHOP BY VALUES
Shop our organic clothing
Made out of 100% organic cotton, farmed using sustainable energy from wind and solar power. The factories receives up to 95% of its water from the monsoon rainfall. Reducing the carbon footprint by 90%! Certified with the Global Organic Textile Standard (G.O.T.S) and by the Soil Association (UK).
Guaranteed Good
All of our products, both recycled and organic, are part of the Fair Wear Foundation, which is an independent, non-profit organization whose main focus is to improve the working conditions in the textile industry. As a member of the Fair Wear Foundation the products must implement a Code of Labour Practice.
Shop our recycled clothing
Our recycled products are made of 60% recycled organic cotton 40% recycled polyester from plastic bottles. You can therefore say you are wearing 100% recycled material! Certified in accordance with the Global Recycled Standard and the Organic Content Standard.
Sustainability
Living a sustainable lifestyle has always been important for us. We started researching the clothing industry and what we read both frightened but motivated us.
Our main goal is to create awareness on the impact the clothing industry has on the environment and the people throughout the whole production process from farming all the way to delivering the finished product.
Change
Our products create long term change on the environment by cutting the carbon footprint by up to 90% through a combination of innovative product design, low impact organic farming, efficiency in manufacturing and by using green renewable energy from wind and solar power.
The region in India where manufacturing takes place receives up to 95% of its water from the monsoon rainfall. This reduces the need for large scale irrigation normally associated with cotton farming.