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Ganni for the girls.
What does Raphael stand for.
It’s Ganni.
It’s what Ganni means to the Ganni girls.
It’s creativity.
Fearless.
It’s love of the new, the exciting, the bold.
It’s the love for you.
It is you.
Ganni is the expression of what’s good, of what’s beautiful, of what’s brave.
Of what fashion should be.
Of what fashion is.
We are the movement.
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Ganni still uses a range of unsustainable materials in a minority of their products - up to 40% polyester per product (pp), up to 8% spandex pp, up to 19% polyurethane fibre pp, up to 36% polyamide pp, up to 9% elastane pp, up to 43% nylon pp. They're transparent about this.
We’re here to celebrate the products that are using sustainable materials and leading the way with a fashion first approach.
Look for the below materials when you buy.
ORGANIC COTTON
What: cotton that uses 80-90% less water and reduces pollution - minimising soil degradation.
How: grown without pesticides and synthetic fertilisers.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Protects bio-diversity
ORGANIC WOOL
What: wool harvested using chemical free farming methods & ethical practices.
How: sheep are grazed on chemical free pastures while the wool processing chemical free methods.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Protects bio-diversity
ALPACA WOOL
What: wool derived from Alpaca’s it’s great for allergies and the environment, when compared to regular wool.
How: lighter grazing impact protecting the soil, whilst producing less methane and needing fewer harsh chemicals and water in production.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Recyclable & biodegradable
SHEEP'S WOOL
What: a biodegradable material from a renewable source often used to make sweaters and jackets.
How: made through a simple process of shearing to spinning and weaving.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Recyclable & biodegradable
CURCULOSE
What: a type of premium recycled cotton made completely from post consumer waste (old clothes).
How: a more efficient way of breaking down old cotton clothes that both recycles waste & minimises water, chemical and energy use.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Less energy consumption
LENZING ECOVERO VISCOSE
What: a more premium & sustainable alternative to viscose, a cotton substitute.
How: sourcing wood pulp from sustainably managed forests while using 50% less water and chemicals than regular viscose.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
VISCOSE / RAYON
What: a cheaper version of TENCEL, Viscose or Rayon is semi-synthetic often used to make activewear & underware.
How: derived from wood pulp uses harsher and cheaper chemicals in it’s production than TENCEL or Modal.
Reduces chemical & water usage​
Recyclable & biodegradable​
TENCEL
What: is a type of lyocell, a semi-sythentic material often used to make activewear & underware.
How: using eucalyptus trees, it’s made by dissolving wood pulp in a non-toxic solvent - creating fibres.
Reduces chemical & water usage​
Protects bio-diversity
MODAL
What: is a semi-synthetic material often used to make activewear & underware.
How: using beech trees it has harsher chemicals in it’s production than alternatives like TENCEL but is an imporvemnt on visocse.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Recyclable & biodegradable
CELIUM
What: a high quality bacteria based leather alternative known as a ‘cellulosic fibre’.
How: made by a process of bacterial fermentation, which is then manipulated to create leather like sheets.
Reduces carbon emissions
Recyclable & biodegradable
OHOSKIN
What: a high quality vegan leather alternative using Sicilian orange & cactus byproducts.
How: using completely biodegradable components while reducing harmful chemicals.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
VEGEA
What: a high quality leather alternative using waste from wine grapes.
How: minimises energy, water & chemical use when compared to traditional leather.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Reduces carbon emissions
OLEATEX
What: a high quality vegan leather alternative using olive oil byproducts.
How: taking waste materials from olive oil production it’s completely biodegradable & reduces harmful chemicals.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
PELINOVA
What: a high quality leather alternative using a combination of recycled leather & semi-synthetic Tencel fibres.
How: using 70% less water while minimising energy & chemical use when compared to traditional leather.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Less energy consumption
NAIA ACETATE
What: a more premium & sustainable alternative to acetate, a silk substitute.
How: sourcing wood pulp from sustainably managed forests while reducing water, energy and chemical consumption.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
SAVIAN
What: a range of plant based sustainable & high quality materials used as a fur alternative.
How: using plant based fibres like nettle, hemp & flax the production process minimises chemicals, energy & water use.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
TEX2TEX
What: a premium type of recycled polyester made solely from textile waste.
How: uses an innovative piece of technology to break down the polyester into finer fibres that can be spun into premium yarn.
Reduces (landfill) waste
Still releases microplastics
RECYCLED POLYAMIDE
What: nylon made from pre-consumer waste (eg. offcuts) and / or post-consumer waste (eg. old fishing nets).
How: a process of sorting, shredding, melting and spinning into a recycled fibre.
Reduces (landfill & ocean) waste
Still releases microplastics
RECYCLED COTTON
What: cotton made from per-consumer waste (eg. offcuts) and post-consumer (eg. unwanted garments).
How: is a process of sorting, cleaning, shredding and spinning to recycle the cotton.
Reduces (landfill) waste
Less energy consumption
RECYCLED POLYESTER
What: A fabric made from recycled plastic often used for swimwear & activewear.
How: primarily using waste plastic bottles, the material is melted down (using some harsh chemicals) and recycled.
Reduces (landfill & ocean) waste
​Still releases microplastics
RECYCLED LEATHER
What: made from discarded pre-consumer (offcuts) and post consumer leather waste.
How: a process of cleaning, shredding and grinding into a pulp that is mixed with chemical agents to create leather sheets.
Reduces chemical & water usage​
Reduces (landfill) waste
RECYCLED WOOL
What: wool made from pre-consumer waste (eg. offcuts) and / or post-consumer waste (eg. old wool clothes).
How: a process of sorting cleaning, shredding and carding to create the recycled material.
Reduces chemical & water usage
Biodegradable
RECYCLED NYLON
What: nylon made from pre-consumer waste (eg. offcuts) and / or post-consumer waste (eg. old fishing nets).
How: a process of sorting, shredding, melting and spinning into a recycled fibre.
Reduces (landfill & ocean) waste
​Still releases microplastics