Cozyland by Morgan Lane Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Cozyland by Morgan Lane is a sleepwear and lounge brand that presents itself as a sustainable cozywear line for families. The brand says it was created after Morgan Lane became interested in incorporating more eco-friendly details into her work and had an “aha moment” while at home with her baby daughter. Its sustainability information refers to production in Peru, use of Pima cotton and organic cotton on part of the collection, GOTS-certified manufacturing for some fabrics, and packaging made with recyclable and post-consumer materials. The brand also says it promotes slow fashion and recommends care methods intended to save energy.

Launched Cozyland

Morgan Lane founder and designer Morgan Curtis launches new sleepwear brand called Cozyland. The luxury sleepwear brand is launching a new, sister brand today called Cozyland. The gender-neutral lounge and sleepwear collection includes adult and child sizes, all made from sustainable fabrics.

Uses organic cotton

The most important difference is that Cozyland is an eco-friendly brand,” Curtis continued. “It uses organic cotton from Peru. We have made really cloud-soft products that you can wash easily and it lasts for a really long time.

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Uses recyclable packaging

Curtis said Cozyland’s sustainability efforts include the packaging, which is made from 100 percent recyclable materials, including naturally made dyes.

Uses GOTS-certified factories

In addition, Cozyland manufactures its products in factories that are certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard, a global textile processing standard that determines if parts of the supply chain follow fair trade and working standards.

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Produces in Peru

Cozyland is produced in a manufacturing facility in Peru. The manufacturer's business axis is sustainable development, for this reason it has adopted policies and principles that seek to guarantee the well-being of its workers, the promotion of quality education, gender equality, non-discrimination, the responsible use of water, and electric energy.

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