In every aspect of our design and production, we strive to apply principles of sustainability and transparency.
While we acknowledge that calling ourselves entirely sustainable would be at odds with the ‘newness’ demanded by modern fashion, we design our collections to last beyond a single season and where we can, employ materials and methods that are regenerative and gentle on the environment.
Paris Georgia is proudly designed in New Zealand, which drives our desire to support local industry and protect the beautiful country we’re so lucky to call home. Our production is divided between New Zealand and China made - each and every factory we work with has been carefully selected for their quality, skill and work environment. Once production is complete each item is checked by our QC team in New Zealand before dispatch.
We believe that it is crucial to be honest with our customers around how our collections are made, packaged and dispatched, not only to give a deeper understanding of who we are and where we fit into the wider landscape of fashion, but to encourage others to adopt a similar approach.
We’re not perfect, and while we know there are still a number of things that need to be addressed, remaining aware of the issues and doing what we can to make small but significant changes in how we operate is something we take on as a responsibility. We also invite you, our customers, to reach out by email with any suggestions you might have as to how we can do better — or with any questions about our values. This is an important journey, and we want to bring you with us as we continue to learn and evolve.
Where possible our fabric is sourced through a local supplier, who secures high-end, luxurious fabrics and off-cuts that would otherwise end up in landfill.
Another portion is custom-made in Korea, Japan and China, where the cutting-edge technology produces some of the highest-quality textiles in the world. These fabrics are innovative, unique and designed to last a lifetime.
At the moment we are also exploring how we can increase our use of recycled textiles. As we continue to grow, our capability to be more flexible and inventive with fabrication will grow too, and our goal is to be able to fold sustainable fabrics into every piece we produce.
