LINEN

Linen, one of the most eco-friendly materials, comes from the cellulose fibers in the stalk of the flax plant.

It has many great qualities: the fabric is durable, light weight as well as breathable and stays cool in warm temperatures.

The plant itself requires very little water and maintenance and is able to thrive in poor soil with no pesticides or fertilizers.

ORGANIC COTTON & BLENDS

Cotton is a natural fiber that’s comfortable to wear, gentle to the skin and easy to maintain. It is known for its moisture-absorbing properties as well as durability and breathability.

Organic cotton is a more environmentally friendly alternative to regular cotton as it requires less water and does not use genetically modified seeds or harmful chemicals and pesticides in its production.

Andiata uses GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) organic cotton that has the smallest environmental impact. Our collections have products made of both 100% organic cotton and organic cotton blends.

VISCOSE

Viscose, originally created as a replacement to silk, is a wood-based fiber made from wood pulp. It’s comfortable to wear and easy to wash.

ECOVERO™ viscose is a certified fiber meeting high environmental standards in all its processes from raw material sourcing and production to distribution and disposal.

Compared to the traditional viscose fiber processing, it uses less water and has significantly lower emissions.

PYRATEX®

PYRATEX® is a Spanish material innovation research company producing sustainable materials with low environmental impact.

For the SS23 Collection, Andiata has released a capsule collection featuring garments made with PYRATEX® Power 3 from responsible and biodegradable wood pulp fiber as well as Seacell, a carbon neutral seaweed and organic cotton fiber.

A micro Tencel lyocell material, PYRATEX® Power 3 possesses similar qualities of functionality and durability as traditional synthetic swimwear as well as added benefits of breathability and comfort.

The PYRATEX® Seacell fabric is made with a seaweed-based fiber. The seaweed used to produce the Seacell fabric is collected from the fjords of Iceland using chemical-free and resource-saving methods and has a variety skin-beneficial properties ranging from eliminating free radicals to antioxidative abilities.

SILK

Silk is one of the most luxurious materials available – incredibly lightweight, soft and smooth to the touch.

Made of silkworm cocoons spun into silk fibers, it is biodegradable, durable as well as moisture-absorbing and has temperature-regulating properties.

When cared for properly, it is also long-lasting and maintains its qualities well.

ORGANIC CASHMERE

Cashmere is one of the most luxurious and high-quality fibers available.

Cashmere knit is durable, long-lasting and soft and when cared for properly, retains its shape well. We use naturally produced AA grade organic cashmere, sourced from herders in Inner Mongolia.

The herders prevent overgrazing and maintain the land by moving the animals, thus making it a more environmentally friendly alternative to regular cashmere farming.

RECYCLED POLYAMIDE

Polyamide (also called nylon) is a light and durable synthetic material.

Although non-renewable, it has other benefits: it’s durable, resistant to pilling and abrasions as well as tear-proof.

By using recycled polyamide in our products, we can reduce our consumption from production operations.

TRIACETATE

Triacetate is a semi-synthetic wood pulp-based fiber. Combining acetate with cellulose results in a strong and durable fabric with a smooth finish that does not wrinkle or pill easily and is easy to maintain.

In our garments, we only use Bluesign® -certified triacetate created in a closed loop that recycles the chemicals used in the process.

RDS-CERTIFIED DOWN

Down – sourced from the soft underfeathers of duck and geese – is a resilient material with great insulating properties.

Andiata uses only high-quality RDS-certified (Responsible Down Standard) down in their products. The RDS-standard guarantees the fair treatment of animals, banning the down- and feather-sourcing from live birds as well as the force-feeding of birds.

The RDS-certified down is also traceable – each supply chain player is reviewed by an independent and certified auditor. Only products containing 100% certified down are applicable to use the RDS-logo.

RWS-CERTIFIED WOOL

Wool is a natural fiber obtained from sheep and other animals. It is renewable, recyclable and often also biodegradable.

Wool is best known for its insulating and temperature-regulating properties, but other qualities also include resilience, ease of care as well as antimicrobial properties.

RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) is a global standard created to ensure the use of responsible practices in sheep farming as well as the welfare of sheep.

MERINO WOOL

Merino is one of the finest types of wool making it ideal for people with sensitive skin.

The fiber is finer and softer than regular wool yet possesses the same insulating qualities.

In our designs, we aim to always use responsibly produced mulesing-free merino wool.

LEATHER

Leather – a durable and long-lasting material – comes from the tanned raw hide of animals.

TISE X ANDIATA SECOND CHANCE

Andiata Second Chance (Nordics) is here! We are excited to announce our partnership with Tise. Discover samples, archive pieces, and photoshoot pieces at 40-70% off. You can also get your own Andiata piece to Tise, Read the instructions here.

Download the Tise app or create an account tise.fi and follow our profile @andiata for monthly product drops!

Andiata’s meticulously crafted garments are durable and long-lasting, and their resale value remains high year after year, ensuring a sustainable way of consuming fashion.

PAPER & PACKAGING

Our mission is to constantly reduce the use of packaging and plastics.

The paper and cardboard used in our packaging is 100% recycled and since 2020, all our hangers and packaging bags are produced only with recycled plastic.

MATERIAL CARE

Taking care of your garments is an integral part of consuming fashion sustainably. When cared for properly, the garments and fabrics endure the wear year after year, maintaining their shape, properties as well as their resale value.

Wash and dry your garments according to the care label’s instructions and store them carefully on a hanger in a closet avoiding direct sunlight. When caring for denim pieces or high-quality knitwear, less is more approach is usually recommended – wash them only when dirty and between washes air them after every use to keep them fresh.

READ EVERYTHING ABOUT PRODUCT & MATERIAL CARE HERE.