Rope dyed in Adana, Türkiye•
Pure indigo · Deep indigo · Black•
Yarn counts Ne 7/1 to 50/1•
Consultancy at every stage•
Aligned with UN Global Compact principles•
Rope dyed in Adana, Türkiye•
Pure indigo · Deep indigo · Black•
Yarn counts Ne 7/1 to 50/1•
Consultancy at every stage•
Aligned with UN Global Compact principles•
Why indigo
Life began under a blue sky and inside blue oceans. Indigo, the oldest blue we know, has been dyed by people for five thousand years, and it still defines the world's favourite fabric. We dye it the traditional way, on rope, so every metre carries the same depth.
0Of indigo in human hands
0Finest count we rope dye
0Of blue jeans, still going