Avec Clyde

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Avec Clyde Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-impact fabrics

Avec Clyde sells clothing made with materials such as hemp, tencel, bamboo, raw silk, and bamboo rib. These fabrics are often chosen because they can be less resource-heavy than conventional options, depending on how they are grown and processed. The shop page shows these materials across several items, including tops, dresses, jumpers, and culottes. This suggests the brand is trying to use more considered fabric choices in parts of its range, although the page does not give full details about sourcing, certifications, or how the materials are made.

Sells items in natural fibres

The product list includes pieces made from raw silk and hemp, along with tencel, which is a fibre made from wood pulp. These materials can be part of a lower-impact approach when they are sourced and processed carefully. The available information shows that these fabrics are part of the brand’s current offer, but it does not explain whether they are certified, traceable, or produced under specific environmental standards. So the action is visible at product level, but the wider supply chain picture is still unclear.