model guarantees early community buy-in, and significantly limits waste caused by overproduction. With 10 years of experience, Taylor Stitch is leading by example, changing the way the clothing industry operates by re-architecting how to source, sew and sell.
In 2018, 6.6M gallons of water were saved by using recycled fabric and 28M gallons of water were saved from switching to 100% organic woven shirtingIn 2019, the goal is that upwards of 95% of Taylor Stitch products will be made using sustainable fibers Utilizing upcycled and recycled yarns, which are shredded and respun, this is the first truly waterless fabric and emits only trace amounts of CO2. Hint: This tee shirt would take about 1,200 gallons of water to make conventionally.
For example, our denim supplier, Isko, is the only denim mill in the world to have been awarded both the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and the EU Ecolabel, Not to mention, they offer Life Cycle Assessment reports on all their products—talk about transparency. We focus on responsibility, which means pioneering new ways to source, sew and sell. Part of that is ensuring we're working with factories that treat their people and the planet with care; another is committing to making 95% of our products with organic, renewable or recycled fibers to ensure they last.