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OUR MATERIALS

Our commitment is to craft beautiful,
dependable pieces that stand the test of time - both in style and durability. We are on a journey to integrate more sustainable materials into every design while providing you with versatile items you can love for years. Together, we can extend the life of every Pretty Lavish product through mindful care and timeless style.

Any of our items that are conscious contain a minimum of 50% sustainable fibres. Ensuring 50% of the product is made from recycled or organic fibres. This is excluding trims and lining. To learn more about our trim goals see our roadmap below.

We are certified with Textile Exchange

In September 2023, Pretty Lavish was audited against four sustainability certification standards. These include Textile exchange standards 1. Global Recycled Standard (GRS), 2. Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), and 3. Organic Cotton Standards (OCS). We are also audited against The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). We are so proud and excited to have passed this certification and have continued to renew it every year since.

As part of our sustainability commitment,
we prioritise consciously sourced fabrics - including recycled materials certified at the fabric level, as well as fully traceable fabrics tracked from mill to brand. While not every garment in our collection is part of our end-to-end traceability program, all recycled materials meet rigorous certified standards for sustainability.

For part of our collection, we use Recycled Polyester and Organic Cotton, working closely with suppliers and factories to ensure certification alignment across these four key
standards: 1. Global Recycled Standard (GRS), 2. Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), and 3. Organic Cotton Standards (OCS). This layered approach allows us to balance scalability with impact, continually expanding traceability where possible while guaranteeing responsible sourcing at every step.

RECYCLED POLYESTER

Recycled polyester (rPET) helps to combat the issue of plastic ending up in landfills by creating materials from recycled plastic bottles. rPET uses less resources, and in turn produces less carbon emissions making it better for our planet than normal polyester.

It maintains the same quality as normal polyester but by requiring as much as 59% less energy for production and generating up to 79% less carbon emissions, it is much kinder to the environment.

However, we acknowledge its limitations and are motivated to find additional recycled materials we can use in our collections.

With how much plastic there is around the world, finding ways to utilize it is important, that’s why we are excited to find ways to reduce plastic when producing our collections.

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ORGANIC COTTON

We launched our first organic cotton collection in SS21 and now use it in collections across the year. Organic cotton is considered more sustainable than normal cotton for many reasons. It uses less water, preserving soil quality, which is an issue when producing normal cotton. It also restricts hazardous pesticides and uses no chemicals making it better for the environment and the farmers producing it.

Two of the key reasons why it is important to integrate organic cotton into the fashion industry is the fact that it releases up to 46% less carbon emissions and uses up to 62% less energy in production.

As well as the above sustainability reasons for the argument of organic cotton versus normal cotton, it is also considered to be of higher quality and increase the longevity of the product. At Pretty Lavish this is important to us as we want to ensure our products last for our customers, and can be kept in their wardrobes for many years to come.

We also want to ensure the transparency of our cotton which is why for organic cotton that we claim ,we work with GOTS and OCS cotton so we have visibility of our fabrics across our supply chain. To learn more about our sustainability certifications see above.

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How to care for your Pretty lavish pieces

Washing item less

You do not need to wash your items every time you wear them. Reducing the amount you wash an item will help to increase the longevity of your product.

Ensure Your laundry machine is full

Ensure your laundry machine is full. Washing your items less to wait for full loads will increase the longevity of your product and reduces the strain on the environment.

follow washing instructions

Always ensure you wash in line with the instructions on the care label – different fabrics have different requirements, pay attention to labels to ensure you are treating your clothes with the correct washing practices.

air dry products

It is better for the environment by reducing energy usage and also reduces the chance of any damage to your clothes.

How to videos

Getting snags out of satin fabric

Sewing up a seam

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Removing manufacturer
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Increasing circularity of Pretty Lavish pieces

At Pretty Lavish we design our collections with longevity and versatility in mind. We want our consumers to get the most out of their Pretty Lavish pieces by taking care of them but also by learning how to style them for different occasions maximising their use. Educating customers on how to style Pretty Lavish pieces is becoming a big focus on our socials. Click here to see how we style our pieces on our social media channels.

We also:
1. Hold regular sample sales at our office to improve circularity.
2. We’ve now partnered with the Salvation Army to encourage charitable giving and donation of unused clothing from our consumer's wardrobe.
Click here to read more about this on our ‘Our People’ page.

Additionally, click here to shop our Depop and click here to shop our Vinted, where you can browse items that are at our sample sales.

All of these help to increase the circularity of Pretty Lavish products!!

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