Manifest

We believe in sustainable development that responds to the needs of today’s generation without limiting the needs of future generations.

The Freeme brand is committed to contribute to change and minimize the impact of all our processes on the environment and society.

Suppliers

We care about the high quality of products. We work with suppliers who care about the environment as much as we do. Our suppliers have the least impact on the environment and society. All our fabrics are fully certified by Oeko-Tex Standard 100.

Packing

Less is more. We love packing but not waste. We reduce as much as we can in our packing process.

CARDBOARD BOXES

100% recycled paper & 100% recyclable

LABELS

100% recycled paper & 100% recyclable

Recycled fabrics

Did you know that during the production of recycled fabrics and fibers, use less water and energy? In the recycling process, we use less natural resources and generate less waste. Thanks to this, by producing our leggings and tops, we reduce the negative impact on the environment.

Recycled polyester

Recycled polyester is made from used plastic bottles P.E.T. Using these types of fibers, we reduce plastic waste, giving them a chance for a new life. How it is made?

1. The collected PET bottles are sterilized, dried and crushed into small chips.

2. The chips are heated and passed through a spinneret to form strings of yarn.

3. This yard is wound up in spools.

4. The fibre is then passed through a crimping machine to create a fluffy wooly texture.

5. This yarn is then baled, dyed and knitted into polyester fabric.

Cork

Cork is a 100% natural, renewable, recyclable and biodegradable material. It’s even harvested through an environmentally friendly process.

Cork production is generally considered sustainable due to the fact that the cork tree is not cut down to obtain cork, only the bark is stripped to harvest the cork. The tree continues to live and grow. So the tree is essentially self renewing. And it usually lives to about 300 years.

Natural rubber

Natural rubber (caoutchouc) is obtained in sustainable agriculture from natural rubber trees. It is 100% biodegradable.