is a natural fiber that is grown according to ecological principles - without any synthetic pesticides, insecticides or genetic engineering. Compared to normal cotton, organic cotton saves up to 91% water during cultivation. Our organic cotton not only feels great on the skin, but also has cool properties: It is super durable, tear- and abrasion-resistant. And the best thing? It has a very low allergy potential, so it really is suitable for almost everyone!

is the oldest plant-based textile fiber - it is grown without any chemicals, is biodegradable and requires hardly any water or energy. You can wear it for years because it is super robust. Another plus point: linen has antistatic properties, keeps you cool and is breathable. And the best part?

It is anti-allergic and provides

the perfect microclimate on your skin.

is a super robust, tear-resistant and durable fabric. As early as the 17th century, cloth makers in Nîmes, France, wove a fabric from cotton fibers that had the typical ridge pattern of modern jeans. The name "denim" comes from the French term "Serge de Nîmes," which means something like "fabric from Nîmes."

is a recycled nylon made from waste such as fishing nets, old carpets and industrial plastics. The material is very breathable, water-repellent and super durable - and it also dries quickly. The colors remain really well preserved even after many washes and the material also protects you from UV radiation. Really brilliant, right?

This fabric is the epitome of comfort! It is super soft and breathable - just perfect for the skin. The fibers are slightly stretchy, which not only gives you the perfect fit, but also plenty of freedom of movement.

Not only is this wool incredibly soft and non-itchy, but it also has the ability to keep you warm while remaining breathable. Its stretchy weave ensures your sweater stays in top shape, no matter how often you wear it. Merino wool is environmentally friendly because it's biodegradable and comes from sustainably managed farms. Our Merino is 100% mulesing-free, meaning no sheep suffered.