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All of our garments at Niko are sewn on a machine however, that machine is run by a master knitter who takes an incredible amount time and skill to produce every garment. The machine allows us to create more complicated patterns while also providing a higher level of quality assurance.
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Five P Venture | Fabric/Sewing
Five P Venture was born with the purpose of sustaining the textile heritage of its village and others around it. All of our organic cotton, linen and tencel made in India are hand woven at Five P.
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Harkened is a full service clothing production manufacturer located in Lima, Peru. We had the pleasure of meeting the amazing Harkened team in March of 2022 and just fell in love!
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La Colonial is one of the most respected organic cotton producers in all of South America. While we can't track exactly where the cotton comes from, we can feel confident that three independent certification have approved their level of quality control.
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The New Denim Project | Fabric
Their solution is to take discarded denim and transform it into high-quality fabrics. Their fabrics is made using a unique process that involves shredding, spinning, and weaving post-industrial textile waste into new fabrics.
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All of our zippers in India are made by YKK in India. YKK is a global leader in zipper production and eco and ethical responsibility.
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Corozo Buttons is simply a corozo button manufacturer based in Panama City. They receive blank corozo buttons from Ecuador and turn them into finished pieces. Corozo Buttons is a family run organization with family ties to the corozo industry that dates back to 1895.
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James Tailoring | United Kingdom
It took us about a year to find an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional elastic and the people at James Tailoring are the geniuses that found the solution. The “elastic” or as we like to call it, eoc-elastic, contains a blend of natural latex and organic cotton.
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Salem Textile Mill | Organic Cotton
STM and NCG supply all of our organic cotton coming from India. Both companies are based in Salem, India, only a few miles from our sewing and production facility. Both are GOTS certified.
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Lenzing | Austria + Czech Republic
Tencel is an amazing fiber however, what separates Lenzing from the rest are their sustainability initiatives. They not only make the company more green but also benefit the overall Life Cycle Assessment of Tencel.
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Eucalyptus Plantation | South Africa
Lenzing is a world leader in sustainability and especially when it comes to regenerated fibers. Lenzing buys some of its raw materials for Tencel at eucalyptus farms in South Africa. The farms are certified by FSC and audited by the Rainforest Alliance.
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Shivasakthi Fashions | Erode, India
Shivasakthi Fashions is based in Erode, India, only a few miles away from our weaving and sewing facility. At the moment, they dye all textiles coming from India.
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Eco Enclose is by far one of the most innovative packaging companies in the world! We have purchased three types of packaging from Eco Enclose.
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The company started with the purpose of helping widows, single mothers or any mother in need - “who poses incredible weaving techniques but not being able express it due to their basic living conditions”. Most artisans at the company are mothers!
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Ero Dyeing is based in Erode, India, only a few miles away from our weaving and sewing production facility. All the fabric from our Textures21 line was dyed by Ero Dyeing.
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Producing a clothing line in Guatemala has been a dream of ours from the beginning. The idea for Soluna actually originated on a trip we took to Lake Atitlán! It took a while for the stars to align but the wait is officially over!