Silk Laundry Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Silk Laundry presents sustainability as central to its business, with a focus on natural fibres, low-impact dyes, ethical manufacturing, and packaging designed to reduce environmental impact. The brand says it is not yet fully sustainable, but is making considered decisions and building a roadmap that includes better supply-chain understanding, reduced plastic use, and more organic and recycled materials. Its sustainability content also highlights land regeneration through Project 166, support for community and charity initiatives, and product care guidance intended to extend garment life.

Uses natural materials

Our main fabrics include 100% silk, soft organic cotton, wool, mesh and durable hemp. Each material is chosen for its unique properties and sustainability, ensuring our garments not only look and feel exceptional but also have a minimal environmental impact.

Uses recyclable packaging

We use eco-friendly materials that are recyclable and biodegradable. Our packaging is designed to protect your garments while minimising environmental impact.

Launched Project 166

Project 166 was sparked by Creative Director, Katie Kolodinski and CEO, Reece Rackley’s purchase of a 1,200-acre plot of land that was destroyed by traditional farming and logging. In 2022 alone, the team successfully planted 3,890 trees, built a living quarters out of a dilapidated shed, introduced bee hives to the land and launched two new camps in June and September.

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Planted over 10,000 trees

Since 2020, we have planted more than 10,000 trees, contributing to carbon sequestration and biodiversity.

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Supported Ukraine charities

Since the Russian war on Ukraine began in 2022, Silk Laundry has sought to support Ukrainians through our in-boutique flower markets. From Brisbane to Montréal, proceeds from every flower sold aid the Ukrainian charities, Masha Foundation and VET Crew. We are pleased to share that we've raised over $40,000 AUD as of June 2024.

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