QSC Signature Grey Hoodie

Composition & Care

• Wash on low - 30c

• Where possible, air dry

• If in doubt, wear it thrice (if passing the sniff test)

We’re proud that all our hoodies are sourced from our vendor Stanley & Stella

Our hoodies are made with 85% GOT certified organic cotton, and 15% recycled polyester.

Organic Cotton
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is based on both ecological and social criteria and certifies that the cotton is organically grown, without the use of genetically modified seeds or any harmful chemical products. Some of the benefits of Organic Cotton include:

• 26% less soil erosion

• 46% less impact on global warming

• 70% less acidification of land and water

• 91% less water consumption

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Recycled Polyester
Stanley & Stella use polyester to add stability to our sweatshirts.

Since 2018, Stanley & Stella have been using only recycled polyester made from post-consumer PET bottles.  It’s clear that tackling plastic waste has become one of the major environmental challenges of our time – globally, about 9.5 million tonnes of plastic ends up in the ocean annually, most of it single-use. 

Recycling polyester allows for considerable energy savings in the manufacturing process compared to non-recycled polyester. For all our outerwear in recycled polyester, we exclusively use GRS certified fabrics.  

Just like with our organic cotton, we seek full traceability of our recycled polyester, including the origin of the PET bottles. Depending on the style,  it takes between 38 to 80 plastic bottles of 550ml to produce our jackets. Mainly sourced from China, these bottles might otherwise go to landfill or end up in our oceans.  

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People & Garment workers

Both our hoodie & tshirt vendors are upheld to the highest workplace & social responsibility standards- and are apart of the non-profit, the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF). They have a transparent supply chain that is regularly, and randomly audited by the FWF.

All factories uphold the The Code of Conduct - a contract between the factory and FWF and incorporates the following eight labour standards:

1) no use of child labour

2) No use of forced labour

3) Safe and healthy working conditions

4) Legal labour contract

5) Payment of a living wage

6) Freedom of Association and the right to collective bargaining

7) No discrimination against employees

8) No excessive hours of work

You can read Stanley & Stellas social responsibility here

You can read Earth Positives social responsibility here

You can read more about the non-profit Fair Wear Foundation here