Studio beije Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Studio Beije is an Australian fashion brand focused on wardrobe essentials designed to be worn for now and forever. Its sustainability-related content centres on organic cotton knitwear, limited quantities, longevity, and ethical production. The brand says its garments are consciously crafted by artisans in Mumbai, India, and that it uses GOTS-certified organic cotton and linen. It also refers to fair wages, no child labour, workers’ rights, gender equality, and grower communities, and says it has partnered with i=Change for give-back donations.

Uses GOTS cotton and linen

BEIJE pieces are made from two different materials, GOTS certified organic cotton and linen. Organic cotton is produced without the use of pesticides, insecticides, fungicides – any ‘cides, really – and is completely GMO-free. Better than your usual, this cotton is soft, breathable, biodegradable and better for your skin. As a fabric, linen is chosen for its durability and its ability to keep us cool or warm, depending on which we need, and as a flax plant, needs less water than cotton.

Crafted in limited quantities

Each of the exquisite BEIJE garments is ethically made in small quantities by talented artisans; is crafted from eco-friendly materials, including GOTS-certified organic cotton; and is designed with longevity in mind, as well as to defy seasons and trends in order to remain a timeless wardrobe staple.

Uses zero waste knitwear

Our knitwear is crafted using GOTS certified organic cotton and a zero waste technique.

Uses compostable packaging

The garments travel from our makers to BEIJE in comPOLY bags made from corn starch, which can be composted at home with your food scraps and garden waste.

Supports fair wages

Our garments are consciously crafted in Mumbai, India. We support fair wages, no child labor, workers rights, gender equality & grower community. Through internationally recognised certifications & auditing framework we can ensure all our suppliers are in line with the values of the BEIJE.

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