Miri
untransparent with supply chain and very synthetic feel
I think this is a classic case of a brand that claims to be sustainable and does not live these values seriously. ‚fabric produced in italy.‘ The only information about the origin that I found on the website, without much effort. then it says on the clothes designed in ny, produced in portugal and the delivery came from NY. a sustainable nightmare. so that despite the high price of the clothes and my disappointment on quality, I have renounced a return. additionally, or for me even the worst part, the naming ‘technical silk’ is very misleading > it's a fully synthetic blend that doesn't really have a quality feel, provides a poor wearing climate and has to be washed after one wear. actually, properties that don't apply to silk throughout. for ‘outfit repeater’ they say, but whats the point if it smells after wearing even on a chilli day? the blouses look good from a distance but not on a closer look. happy I didn’t order more. that part of your synthetic blend is recycled does not make a brand sustainable. I guess I stick to thrifting.


