Our Partnerships

Bella Canvas

Step into the world of Bella+Canvas, where fashion meets conscience! With a commitment to producing their entire range of clothing both in the United States and globally, this brand is dedicated to humane, no-sweatshop, sustainable practices. They are part of the Fair Labor Association and are Platinum WRAP certified.

Water Reduction
Bella Canvas prioritizes water conservation by utilizing advanced, efficient dye machines, resulting in a savings of 24 million gallons of water each week. Additionally, any water used in their processes undergoes filtration, allowing it to be recycled and reused.

Energy Reduction at Bella Canvas
Bella Canvas is committed to environmental sustainability, consistently striving to reduce CO2 emissions. Their headquarters features motion-sensor LED lighting, skylights in every building, and electric car charging stations, all implemented to promote and support environmentally friendly practices among employees.

Virtually Zero Waste at Bella Canvas

Bella Canvas maintains near-zero landfill waste at their manufacturing facilities and LA headquarters by recycling almost everything that can't be made into a tee. They’ve optimized their cutting processes to minimize plastic use, and excess fabric is repurposed into items such as baby bibs or upholstery stuffing. Their dedication ensures that no material is wasted.

Lane Seven

Lane Seven takes eco-friendly steps when creating the Unisex Sweatshirt. They recycle a whopping 18 million plastic bottles to make the fleece used in these clothes. Plus, the factories use renewable energy, and they're careful with water during the dyeing process. Thanks to these efforts, they've saved a massive 48 million liters of water in the past year.

Recycling, Renewable Energy, Water

In 2021, Lane Seven repurposed 44 million plastic bottles to create their fleece products.

Eighty percent of their fleece is manufactured in facilities that are powered by renewable energy sources.

By adopting water-saving methods in the dyeing process, Lane Seven has conserved 48 million liters of water in their fleece production over the past year.

Econscious

They envision a world where people support one another, fostering strong connections and a sense of mutual responsibility. For them, success is a shared journey—when they thrive, so do their partners. They view the global economy as a force for good, as long as it is guided by care and consideration for everyone involved.

Econscious teams up with factories that share their dedication to making great products and ensuring their workers have a safe and healthy workplace. Factories must follow uncompromising guidelines related to fair wages, not hiring children, working hours, safety, and protecting the environment. Each factory is visited throughout the year to ensure all ethical and quality standards are met.