SUSTAINABILITY
Timeless Design. Ethical Production. Outstanding Quality.
For us, fashion is more than just seasonal it-pieces. We take our time to create unique designs that tell a story and have a soul. Music, culture, travel and art are our sources of inspiration. Closely linked to the things we love, each piece reflects a little detail of our greatest passions. A memory from childhood, a souvenir from holidays, the best ramen we ever ate or these magic sunday mornings with coffee and breakfast: We transform special moments and small parts of our lives into unique designs. Combined with high-quality materials and sustainable fabrics, we create contemporary but timeless apparel. Made to last.
100% Organic Materials.
Modern, sustainable, fair: We believe in a sustainable future and take responsability for our environment. At Brava, we are not chasing the latest trends. We want you to wear our pieces for a long, long time. That’s why we source only sustainable, high quality materials and manufacture every single piece by hand. In the production of our fashion, we act in harmony with people, animals and the environment. This is our contribution to a better world. From the cultivation of raw materials to the use of clothes hangers we act responsibly: We want to waste less and recycle more. That’s why, we only use sustainable materials such as organic cotton, organic linen, organic wool, recycled polyester and Lenzing Ecovero for our apparel. Finest, sustainable fabrics and timeless apparel that last. That's our understanding of slow fashion.
Fair Fashion not Fast Fashion.
We are committed to fairness and transparency along the entire supply chain. We work closely with our ateliers in Spain and Portugal together, knowing our tailors personally and visiting them many times a year. Fair working conditions, reasonable working hours, a safe working environment, a legally binding employment relationship and fair wages for the people who handcraft our apparel are essential prerequisites for us in times of fast fashion and overconsumption.
