We are dedicated towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and expect the same from our suppliers; all of who strive towards good working conditions and care for the environment. For us CSR is a continuous process of improvement, and we feel responsible for and connected with the people that make our products.

King louie is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF). We have audited 89% of our manufacturers in cooperation with the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) and have made incremental improvements in the field of working conditions.This independent, non-profit organisation aims to improve the labour conditions within the fashion industry. FWF advocates free choice of labour, fair wages, no child labour, no excessive working hours and safe & healthy working conditions. Together with FWF, and step by step, we introduce improvements of working conditions. FWF checks the improvements and then reports about them in their yearly 'Brand Performance Check', which is published on their website (www.fairwear.org).

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We feel committed to sustainability and try to limit our environmental footprint.

We use more and more organic cotton. Items made from our organic cotton fabrics are produced in Europe and are GOTS-certified. GOTS means: Global Organic Textile Standard. It’s a worldwide leading standard in working with organic fibres, such as organic cotton. GOTS sets many environmental requirements, yet also with a strong claim on good working conditions. For more information: www.global-standard.org. Today 15% of our total volume consists of sustainable materials, like organic cotton (GOTS), Tencel fibres from Lenzing and recycled polyester. In 2016 we introduced our first recycled polyster clothing products, using NewLife and REPREVE fibres which are created from recycled PET-bottles.

King Louie pursues an active policy to prevent dangerous chemicals from being part of her supply chain. REACH and POP legislation are European regulations, which define the limits companies need to keep to in terms of the use of chemicals. The result is a so-called Restricted Substances List (RSL), which all our manufacturers have to commit to. In the RSL, 22 groups of chemicals are limited or prohibited, such as AZO dyes, Nickel, Chrome VI, perfluorinated chemicals and Phthalates. In many cases, our RSL goes beyond the legal requirements. In addition, we work with many companies that meet the OEKO-TEX criteria. The independent and worldwide operating agency VERITAS conducts random checks on whether our suppliers comply with the RSL requirement.