Sustainability

Longevity first

Most of our impact is decided after a piece arrives. The most sustainable garment is the one you keep, so our care guidance is written to protect elastic, lace, and knits — hand wash cool, skip the dryer — so a piece stays in rotation for years, not a season.

Materials — being straight with you

Our catalogue is mostly lace and knits from independent European makers, and that generally means polyamide and elastane. A few styles use cotton or modal linings. We don't claim an eco-fabric range we don't have.

We're working toward fiber transparency: asking suppliers for full content on every style and publishing it on the product page as we get it. Where a page has no materials listed yet, it's because we don't have verified information — not because we're hiding it.

Packaging

Shipments use minimal, recyclable mailers where possible. No plastic hangers, no unnecessary inserts, and discreet plain outer packaging.

Progress over perfection

We're a small, new boutique and this is a work in progress. If you have a question about a specific style's materials, ask us — we'll share exactly what we know.