Ivey Abitz Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Ivey Abitz is a bespoke clothing brand based in New York that presents its garments as made one at a time, sewn by its family of tailors, and sold exclusively through its website. Its sustainability-related messaging focuses on slow, mindful fashion, long-lasting design, and clothing meant to be worn for years rather than replaced with trends. The brand says it uses natural fibres such as linen, wool, cotton, and silk, and highlights bias-bound seams, fine stitching, and made-to-order production as part of its approach. It also links its work to animal advocacy through Animal Saints Rescue Society.

Made in New York

At Ivey Abitz, we know who makes our clothing: we do. We meticulously design every piece sewn by our family of tailors who live right here in New York. Only 2% of garments sold in the USA are made in this country. Bespoke Ivey Abitz clothing is a rarity indeed.

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Garments made one at a time

We create garments, one at a time, chosen by you from our selection of exquisite European and American fabrics. This is the quality clothing of museums and heirloom treasures, meant to be worn and enjoyed every day. Contrast this with fast fashion that is causing a landfill crisis.

Natural fibres used

Ivey Abitz uses the highest quality natural fibers like linen, wool, cotton, and silk. Synthetic fabrics have dangerous environmental drawbacks because they are a type of plastic made from petroleum. They will take hundreds, if not thousands, of years to biodegrade.

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Designed to last

Ivey Abitz outlasts fashion trends because good design simply does not expire. With proper care, Ivey Abitz garments can be heirlooms that are passed on to the next generation.

Bias-bound seams

All Ivey Abitz garments are finished with bias bound seams instead of serged edges so your garments actually look just as refined on the inside as they do on the outside. Interior serged edges save construction time and expense, but the extra polyester thread and bulk it creates next to the skin is unsightly and unnecessary.