We believe that all living creatures deserve fair treatment. We aim to take care of animals when they are part of our production and do our best to treat them with respect and dignity, ensuring they are protected from unnecessary harm.

Our definition of animal welfare and dignity is based on the five freedoms developed by the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) . The five freedoms describe society’s expectations for the conditions animals should experience when under human control, namely:

• Freedom from hunger, malnutrition and thirst
• Freedom from fear and distress
• Freedom from heat stress or physical discomfort
• Freedom from pain, injury and disease
• Freedom to express standard patterns of behaviour

Down and Feather

We do not accept the use of down and feathers in our products

Leather and Animal Skins

We do not accept the use of leather and animal skins in our products

Fur

We do not accept the use of animal fur in our products.

Exotic Skin and Endangered Species

We do not accept the use of skins from exotic animals and endangered species.

Wool

We aim to use wool certified by Responsible Wool Standard ensuring high standards of animal welfare or wool that documents practices in accordance to the Five Freedoms and where the land they grass is managed and protected according to best practices.

Mulesing

We do under no circumstances accept mulesing or any other maltreatment of merino sheep.

Angora

We will, under no circumstances, accept the use of angora due to its often cruel and painful procedures.