OUR MISSION
We continue to lead the charge on ethical production practices and nearly 100% of our production and shipping byproducts are recycled — including our scrap fabric, paper, boxes, plastic, and everything that goes into manufacturing garments. We are consistently developing new products that use our leftover and scrap fabric to create one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces and finding new ways to upcycle damaged or dated garments. California has the most stringent environmental protection rules imposed by the industry in dyeing. By dyeing and finishing all of our textiles or garments in California, you are assured our fabric processing is environmentally friendly.
OUR COLLECTIONS
VISION. PASSION. INNOVATION. LIVING WAGES. SUSTAINABILITY. EXPERIENCED WORKERS. QUALITY GARMENTS. ADVANCED MANUFACTURING. CONTRARIAN THINKING. CREATIVE COMMITMENT. NO OFF-SHORING. NO SUBCONTRACTING. IT’S ABOUT IDEAS.
THAT’S LOS ANGELES.
THAT’S W ‘ECO DRIP’.
Sustainable Material
We buy textile and yarn products made in the United States to support our domestic manufacturing. Over half of our yarn consumption is derived from domestic sources.
Organic Cotton
All of our products use the most eco-friendly, raw material and fabrics available. Certified organic cotton is grown without the use of GMOs and toxic chemicals.
Made In America
We have partnered with the best certified factory in Los Angeles, CA to ensure all the products we produce are CO2 neutral.
W Eco drip
We have partnered with the best certified factory in Los Angeles, CA to ensure all the products we produce are CO2 neutral.
WEEDSTOCK
Top off your look with our sustainably made hats, designed for style, comfort, and everyday wear.
WHY WE CARE
Roughly 57% of footwear and 64% of apparel is made from synthetic materials. The problem with synthetic materials? They’re made from plastics. Plastics come from oil. And oil is a fossil fuel that’s accelerating climate change. What’s even weirder about the link between fashion and fossil fuels is that these materials weren’t widely used in our industry until the 1980s. But we’ve quickly become dependent on them. The reliance on fossil fuels is accelerating climate change, creating negative impacts on waste, biodiversity, and more. Which is why we need to transition back to renewable, natural materials.