Every move matters
We see a future where clothing isn’t just about trends. It’s about longevity, quality and authenticity. We believe that every move – big or small – matters on the journey toward a better future. Our philosophy is simple: small changes can make a big impact and we embody this in our designs, ensuring pieces provide effortless comfort while making better choices.
Quick and easy steps to keep your trousers looking fresh
Stains can be an unwelcome challenge, but with the right approach you can keep your trousers looking fresh and clean. To help, we've put together some tried-and-tested tips for stain removal. Always remember to test any treatment on a small, inconspicuous area of the fabric before applying it fully to avoid any damage.
Maintain the quality, shape and life of your blazer with these simple tips:
•Always hang your blazer on a padded or wooden hanger to support the shoulders and keep its shape. Make sure the hanger is wide enough to fill the shoulders of the blazer.
• Hang your blazer away from other clothes to allow for air circulation and prevent wrinkles.
• When not in use, store your blazer in a breathable garment bag.
•Don't overfill pockets to prevent stretching or misshaping your blazer.
• Use a soft-bristled brush to remove surface dust and lint. For minor stains, use a damp cloth and a mild detergent. Avoid scrubbing as it can damage the fabric.
• Regularly air your blazer to keep it fresh.
• Steam regularly to remove wrinkles and maintain its shape. Only dry clean your blazer when necessary.
Repair, restore and keep your trousers in motion.
Your clothes become more sustainable with every wear. That’s why we design our trousers to last, and when small repairs are needed, they shouldn’t mean the end of their journey.
Here you’ll find guides on sewing a button, fixing a blind stitch and reattaching turn-up hems. Order a free repair kit or send your trousers to us and we’ll help you extend their life—because every move matters.
Pre-loved: Give your trousers a second life
We want you to love and wear your trousers for as long as possible. When they reach the end of their journey with you, we’ll buy them back and repurpose them – doing our part to reduce waste and keep fashion more sustainable.
How to keep your trousers fresh and lasting
Every wash impacts both your trousers and the environment, so it's important to take care when cleaning your garments. Here’s our straightforward guide to washing your trousers, ensuring they stay in top condition while minimising environmental impact.
Wash only when necessary
If your trousers aren’t stained or smelly, there’s no need to wash them. Simply hang them up to air, steam or lightly iron them to freshen them up instead. This saves water and energy while keeping your trousers in better condition for longer.
Wash at low temperatures
If your trousers do need a wash, always follow the care label. Wash them at or below the recommended temperature to preserve the fabric and save energy.
Prepare your trousers for washing
Empty your pockets, close zips and buttons and unfold any creases before washing. This prevents items from getting damaged in the wash and ensures a thorough clean. It also helps maintain the shape and structure of your trousers.
Wash with similar colours and fabrics
Avoid mixing different colours and fabrics. Washing your trousers with similar colours prevents colour bleeding (e.g., a pink sock with whites). Washing similar fabric types together also prevents friction that can cause wear and tear.
Wash inside out when appropriate
It’s commonly recommended to wash garments inside out to preserve the outer fabric, prevent fading and reduce wear. However, for trousers without delicate details like exposed rivets or zips, this isn’t always necessary. Still, it’s a good practice for maintaining the appearance of your trousers.
Removing stubborn stains
For stubborn stains, a stain remover with natural ingredients like coconut oil and soapberry extract can be a great eco-friendly choice. This method is effective at removing stains without harsh chemicals
