We think prices should reflect the true costs of making things—and “bargains” that come at the expense of workers and the planet aren’t truly a good deal for any of us. That’s why we source the most sustainable materials possible and choose suppliers that meet strict environmental and social criteria.

When you invest in better alternatives, you’re not only creating the kind of world you want to live in—you’re paying for clothes that will last.

Think of it this way: If you measure the price of your shirt by the number of times you wear it, then a well-made shirt that’s more expensive up front becomes a better deal every time you put it on. And if it fits well and feels good, you’re going to put it on more often. That means buying quality clothes can actually decrease the amount you spend in the long run.