Responsibility
is a classic here
Sustainability is a good thing in and of itself, but just talking about it doesn’t help. In the textile industry, environmentally friendly and ethical practices aren’t necessarily the norm. Fast fashion ensures that goods keep getting cheaper while working conditions continue to deteriorate. For us, responsibility has always been a given; we stand for ethical production, even if that makes our products more expensive and thus conflicts with profitability.
Andreas Schmidt: “There’s a common thread running through every FRAAS scarf. It’s not just the thread we knit, crinkle, or weave. This common thread also runs through our environmental and ethical considerations. Our environment is important to us, our employees are important to us, and, of course, our customers are important to us. So that we can drape a piece of textile trust around our customers’ necks to complete their outfit.”
Fine natural materials, clear water, and plenty of inspiration... We appreciate what nature gives us.
That's why we give something back to her - for example, with our Sustainability Edition.
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the FRAAS Sustainability Edition
Our sustainable collection features recycled materials (post-consumer) and materials from renewable and sustainable sources, which are reborn as new accessories. That’s how our sustainability scarves and squares make the world a little bit more beautiful. Because every piece made from recycled fibers not only helps conserve resources, reduce waste, and protect the environment - it also makes you feel extra good when you wear it. We use recycled polyester, recycled cotton, recycled wool, recycled viscose, FSC-certified viscose, Lyocell (Tencel), and much more.
Here, beauty is reborn time and time again
And no, we’re not only responsible for our product, but also for our employees—global, independent audits and certifications (both industrial and commercial) confirm this. Of course, we value high performance and expertise, but we never lose sight of what really matters: enjoyment of work and recognition are just as important for a perfect scarf as carefully selected raw materials.
