TRANSPARENCY IN A WORLD FULL OF PROMISES

Truth and honest communication have always been the basis of the relationship between you and us. Therefore, we would like to inform you transparently about an important topic: Price adjustments. .

Engineering change: New circular Tee with circularity.id®

Leveraging data & technology is crucial to accelerate the transformation towards circularity in fashion. This is why our new Circular Tee is coming with a circularity.ID®.

We help small farmers in india to convert to organic cotton

Thanks to organic cotton, farmers earn more money and are no longer exposed to toxic pesticides. That is why we have been using organic cotton for 12 years. 

Change Politics. not The Climate.

Together with GermanZero, we are calling for a fairer, more sustainable world. By using our power to support those on the front lines fighting for this goal and through our radically eco and fairly produced clothing.

Here’s the deal on Carbon

What the hell can we do to keep the earth from overheating and cooking us all? Well, without getting too deep into the details of the technology to come - ARMEDANGELS is on the case.

Change Politics. not The Climate.

Together with GermanZero, we are calling for a fairer, more sustainable world. By using our power to support those on the front lines fighting for this goal and through our radically eco and fairly produced clothing.

We extend the life of our spinning waste and give used textiles a new purpose.

 Recycled materials are a great sustainable alternative for virgin fibers: they save water, energy, fossil fuels and reduce textile waste.

How are organic cotton t-shirt made? 

What guidelines must be followed for the cotton to be organic? And why are our organic cotton products - from field to finish - better for people and the environment?

How can a summer dress be made from wood? 

What has to happen to the raw material so that a dress can be made from it? And why are our products made from cellulose better for people and the environment?

How is a wool pullover produced, from sheep to knitted fabric? 

 What has to be done to the new wool in order to knit it into a finished textile? And why is our wool the most sustainable and animal-friendly in the world?