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Ivy Kirk Sustainability Actions

Local small-batch production

Producing our collection locally in New York City. Offering our styles made-to-order or produced in limited quantities. Creating new collections on our own timeline.

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Fair-wage factory

Working with a small family owned factory that pays fair wages.

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Natural and deadstock materials

Sourcing natural, recycled, and deadstock materials from ethical fabric mills. Using high quality materials, artisanal details, and durable construction.

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Scraps reused for accessories

Using our scraps and leftover fabrics to produce one-of-a-kind accessories.

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Seasonless ongoing collection

Supporting our Ongoing Collection, which is seasonless and not marked down.

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Traceable cotton poplin sourcing

The mill where we source our cotton poplin is spinning, warping, weaving, dying, and finishing at their fully vertical facility in Northern Italy, for 100% traceability. Working with American grown Supima cotton. Using 60% self-produced energy and 100% energy from renewable sources. Washing with non-drinkable water from a nearby lake, that is returned after purification. Following ZDHC standards. Certified OEKO TEX 100.

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OEKO-TEX certified mills

The mill where we source our embroideries, voile, tulle, and organdy is based in Northern Italy, a family owned company, producing in small quantities, OEKO TEX certified, and an accredited supplier for the biggest sustainable European luxury brand.

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Digital printing and GOTS work

The mill where we source our prints is based in Lyon, France, producing in small quantities, offering available yardage, printing digitally to reduce water use, and working towards GOTS certification.

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