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SOFT | VERSATILE | AFFORDABLE
It's no secret that the fast-fashion industry is destroying our planet due to widespread unethical and harmful production practices. We are committed to slow, sustainable production using organic materials that are better for the environment, the makers and for you. Click below to read our sustainability report.
Sustainable Production
Unoa is at the forefront of ecologically sustainable fashion, facilitating and supporting endeavours to make ethical fashion and manufacturing the norm across the globe. As a result all our cotton is organic, which benefits the makers, the environment and you.
Specialised water filtration plants ensure the water used during our production process is cleansed and treated before re-entering the water supply to prevent health and environmental problems for the surrounding communities.
EMPOWERING WOMEN
We work closely with factories in developing nations where women are at the heart of creating our range of ethically sourced organic clothing.
Supported by the United Nations Development Programme, aimed at gender promotion and female leadership, our suppliers now house fully female run and led units, designed to help women progress in the workplace.
Our makers are paid above minimum wage and employee incentives include medical health benefits. Our factories use advanced technologies to provide better quality garments for our customers and enable our workers to learn new, invaluable skills for their careers.
Blog
A Time to Reflect
Some may say the world has gone mad, but in times like these when the whole world is unsure of the future, unsure of their own future and their loved...
Natural Awakening SS20
Twenty-Twenty is the year we are shifting into an awakened state, and becoming connected to nature again. The climate crisis is finally getting the headline news it deserves and people...
Meet the makers...
What’s your job title at the factory? Irma: Stitching operator Shagufta: Stitching operator Briefly describe your role and responsibilities? Irma: Attaching patterns (specifically shoulders on rompers and legs on trousers....