In 2020, we began to insert QR codes on the inside care labels of our garments. By scanning the code with a smartphone, you can access the textile's Digital Product Passport and get insight into the impact and footprint.
Click here to learn more about the environmental impact of our M01 Essential Organic T and follow its supply chain.
Environmental factors aren’t the only things that matter to us and to our customers. Far too often, the people in the supply chain are forgotten about. We wanted to use this technology to let people see inside the factories we work with and to learn about the processes that go into making clothes.
Follow the journey of our M01 Essential Organic T below, to see how and where it was made.
Cotton Cultivation
Yarn Production
Knitting
Dyeing
Stitching
Logistics
India
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Unna, Germany
Cotton Cultivation
India
Yarn Production
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Knitting
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dyeing
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Stitching
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Logistics
Unna, Germany
We’re rolling this out across all our brands, so keep an eye out for more QR codes in other Mantis and Babybugz garments in the future. Each has their own story, and we’re thrilled to be sharing it with you.
To find out more about how our QR codes work, and to see them in action, watch this short video explaining how it’s done. Or to give it a go for yourself, simply scan the code with a smart phone.
We look across the entire supply chain to assess the life cycle analysis of a single product. This starts with the cultivation of raw materials, all the way through to point of dispatch from our warehouse. By using existing life cycle reporting and ISO 14044, we can look at the water and energy consumption of manufacturing, plus the savings on harmful emissions and pesticides.