FSC® certified
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification protects our forests and their communities from being damaged.
Sustainability & materials
Sustainability is paramount in today’s climate. Our trims, branding and packaging empower you to meet your environmental goals.

Certified sustainability
Sustainability certifications are critical in a world filled with greenwashing and vague sustainability claims. We are proud to hold so many certifications for our materials, products and business practices. Our certifications verify that our practices and products are eco-friendly.
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification protects our forests and their communities from being damaged.
GRS tracks and verifies the recycled material found in products and addresses traceability and sustainable practices throughout the supply chain. If a product is GRS-certified, you can be sure it’s recycled.
The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 goes beyond sustainability. It ensures every part of a product has been tested for harmful substances and is safe for human health.
Impact
Materials library
Future-focused branding and packaging materials that make your brand stand out from the rest.
A regenerative, biodegradable paper that requires fewer chemicals, water and no bleaching during production. Used for hang tags, carrier bags and more.

A waterproof and durable material made from post-consumer silicone waste. The GRS-certified silicone reduces chemicals and emissions. Used for badges, patches and more.
Produced using recycled post-consumer nylon, such as discarded fishing nets, this material can be used for care labels, injection-moulded badges and more.

Manufactured using pre-consumer leather offcuts, reducing the impact of waste in landfill and on the environment. A luxury option used for patches, badges and more.

A biodegradable paper that can be planted to grow wildflowers. It’s also regenerative and sustainable. Used for swing tags, overrider tickets and more.

A strong, durable plastic using 100% GRS-certified recycled materials, minimising the impact of plastic on the environment. Used for embossed badges, cord ends and more.

A vegan leather created using a polyurethane resin and water instead of toxic solvents, minimising harm to animals and the environment. Used for leather patches and more.

Created using wood cellulose from eucalyptus trees, Tencel yarns are biodegradable and compostable, reducing the amount of waste. Used for printed tapes and more.

A certified sustainable and traceable paper that’s biodegradable, recyclable and protects against harmful deforestation. Used for hang tags, overriders, woven bag handles, carrier bags, gift boxes and more.

An eco-friendly cotton material made from naturally cultivated plants, free from artificial agents, toxins, fertilisers or pesticides. Used for clothing labels, garment bags, swing tags and more.

A GRS-certified man-made fibre produced using post-consumer PET waste. Recycled polyester is recycled and recyclable. Used for clothing labels, embroidered badges and more.

A strong, durable paper made with virgin wood pulp that’s organic, recyclable, biodegradable and renewable. Used for carrier bags, hang tags, mailing bags, boxes and gift packaging.

Recycled and recyclable, GRS-certified plastic alternative made with post-consumer waste. Available with up to 100% recycled content. Used for storage and protection during garment distribution.

A natural material using rubber that’s sustainably sourced from FSC-certified forests, reducing the impact on the environment. Used for injection-moulded badges and more.

A PVA-based plastic that’s biodegradable, recyclable and will dissolve in boiling water, reducing the amount of plastic waste going to landfill. Used for poly bags and more.

Made from bamboo grown in Asia, bamboo yarns are a regenerative and biodegradable material that requires less water to produce than cotton. Used for printed labels and tapes.


Across the supply chain
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Tell us what you use today and we’ll suggest certified, sustainable alternatives.