It's our polaris star- our true north, when it comes to manufacturing and distribution.
We believe that together, through our daily actions, we can create a more sustainable future for people and the planet. That’s why we’re committed to finding suppliers who share the same view as us, and you can do the same.
We believe that modern living shouldn’t cost the earth. Our clothes should be made sustainably and worn with pride. And they should last.
It’s estimated that 16% of all insecticides are used to grow cotton – more than any other single crop. Many of these insecticides are known to have adverse effects on human and environmental health, and cotton is just one of many agricultural crops used in the clothes we wear, the beauty products we apply to our skin and the food we eat.
By shopping our organic products, you’re helping support farming systems that are better for human and environmental health.
'Textile waste' is material that is deemed unusable for its original purpose by a fashion brand. Textile waste can include fashion and textile industry waste, created during fibre, textile and clothing production, and consumer waste, created during consumer use and disposal.
We are very passionate about playing part to stop waste specially in the fashion industry. Nowadays, clothing and textiles leave tons of waste that end up in dumps all over the world. This clothing takes time to breakdown, and some textiles, like polyester create chemical pollution.
Hence we are focusing and communicating continuously with our factories to avoid any excessive amount of production that potentially can become dead stock. We manage our supply chain very carefully.
Instead of buying the latest fashion trends every month or every season, you can consider purchasing higher quality clothing pieces that are timeless and will last longer, also known as 'slow fashion'.
This requires a change in consumer behaviour and a lifestyle change to buying clothing and textiles for their longevity. This behaviour is sometimes called 'zero waste fashion. It's what we do here at BULB London. So you're in the right place!
In a nutshell, choosing organic cotton for your clothing not only benefits you but also the environment, farmers, and communities worldwide. It's a stylish way to make a positive impact on the planet.
