Lita International

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Lita International Sustainability Actions

Runs two garment factories

Lita International says it operates two garment factories, one in Yangon, Myanmar, and one in Zhejiang, China. The company says the Myanmar site handles larger orders and the China site handles shorter lead times and more fashion-led items. It also says the two sites together employ about 1,600 workers. This matters for sustainability because factory location, size, and labour practices shape a brand’s social and environmental impact.

Uses in-house production

Good On You says LITA’s products are made in-house by a small team. It also notes that the brand limits production runs to reduce waste. In simple terms, that means it tries to make smaller batches instead of producing large amounts that may not sell. This can help cut overproduction, which is a common waste problem in fashion.

Uses some lower-impact materials

Good On You says LITA uses a few lower-impact materials. That usually means materials that can have a smaller environmental footprint than conventional options, such as some recycled or lower-impact fibres. The source does not give a full materials list, so the exact share and type of these materials is not clear.

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