Two Sisters The Label

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Two Sisters The Label Sustainability Actions

In-house design in Adelaide

Two Sisters The Label says its designs are created in-house in Adelaide, Australia. This means the brand develops its styles locally before they are made overseas. Keeping design work close to home can make it easier to control product decisions and quality. The brand also says it focuses on quality fabrics and cuts, and on making pieces that can be worn many times rather than just once. That points to a longer-use approach, which can help reduce waste if customers keep and rewear the clothes.

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Factory audits for worker checks

The brand says its samples are ethically produced by factories overseas and that it carries out factory audits twice a year, when possible. A factory audit is a check of working conditions and business practices. According to the brand, these audits are meant to confirm that workers are paid fairly and work in safe, comfortable environments. This is a labour and supply chain step, because it looks at how the clothes are made and the conditions of the people making them.

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Size range and try-at-home

The website shows clothing offered in sizes 6 to 20, and it also promotes a Try at Home Concierge service with $0 upfront payment for Australian orders. A wider size range can help more people find clothes that fit, which may reduce returns and wasted purchases. The try-at-home option may also help customers choose better before keeping an item. These are not major environmental actions on their own, but they can support more careful buying and less unnecessary shipping or returns.

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