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Protecting your people and the planet

Sustainability is not a separate initiative but the basis of how we work. The circular rental model reduces waste and environmental impact at every stage of a garment’s life.

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Why this matters now

Producing a new work garment has the same environmental impact as 22 wash cycles (source: the European Textile Services Association, ETSA), and less than 1% of textiles in Europe are recycled fibre-to-fibre. Since 2025 textile waste has been collected separately, and from around 2028 extended producer responsibility fees (EPR) and the digital product passport will apply. Workwear is the hardest category to recycle but the easiest to collect, which is why the circular rental model is becoming the standard. We are ready for it: long-lasting garments, professional care, repairs and a controlled life cycle.

Our circular business model

For you. For your business. For the planet.

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Order

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Production

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In use

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Laundering and care

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Repairs and replacement

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Recycling

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years of experience in workwear rental

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lower impact from laundering than from making a new garment (ETSA)

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of garments come back to us after every wash cycle

Long-lasting, high-quality garments

We believe quality is the clearest sign of a responsible business. Our work garments are made for professional use: they withstand heavy wear and industrial laundering.

Our work garments withstand up to 50 industrial washes – we record every cycle and replace worn garments ourselves.

Some garments are made from recycled polyester. When choosing new models we look for a growing share of recycled fibre.

A transparent supply chain and logistics

We do not manufacture the garments ourselves – we order them from trusted producers and take care of their whole subsequent life cycle: branding, laundering, repairs and replacement. A completely worn-out garment is replaced with a new one, and the old one is collected and sent for disposal.

Freight from Asia travels by rail and sea container – we use air freight only when there is no other way to meet a deadline. In Lithuania and Europe we move freight with biodiesel-powered transport.

Garment care and life cycle

Sustainable development covers the whole textile life cycle – from the design table through use and care.

Caring for work garments is our speciality. Proper textile care extends how long a garment lasts.

We organise our laundering processes according to EN 14065 (RABC) principles, and quality management – according to ISO 9001.

Worn-out garments are collected and passed to a partner for disposal.

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work garments laundered per year

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