Jardin Living Ltd

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Jardin Living Ltd Sustainability Actions

Uses certified packaging

The brand says its packaging is FSC certified, which means the paper and card come from forests managed to set environmental and social standards. It also says it uses recyclable card and paper for shipping. This is a practical step because packaging is one of the easiest parts of a product’s life cycle to improve, and it can reduce waste if customers recycle it properly.

Uses organic cotton laces

The brand says its shoe laces are made from organic cotton and are GOTS certified. GOTS, or Global Organic Textile Standard, is a textile standard that checks for organic fibre content and some environmental and social rules in processing. This suggests the brand is trying to use lower-impact materials in at least part of its products.

Uses recycled metal parts

The brand says its eyelets are made from recycled aluminium and that this is GRS certified. GRS, or Global Recycle Standard, is a certification for products that contain recycled material and meet certain chain-of-custody rules. This points to an effort to reduce the use of virgin raw materials in footwear hardware.

Makes vegan footwear

The brand describes its collections as vegan and cruelty-free, meaning they do not use animal-derived materials. It also says the products are toxic free. For shoppers who want to avoid leather or other animal materials, this is a clear part of the brand’s sustainability and ethics message.

Focuses on slow fashion

The brand says it makes timeless, seasonless styles and encourages people to buy fewer, better items. That is a slow fashion approach, which tries to cut waste by making products that stay useful for longer instead of following short-lived trends. The brand also says its products are made to last.

Certified B Corp

The brand says it is a Certified B Corporation, which is a third-party certification for companies that meet set standards on social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. The B Corp listing in the source material supports that claim and shows the brand has been assessed by an outside body.

Uses ethical materials

The brand says it uses recycled fabrics, organic textiles, and cruelty-free vegan alternatives. It presents these as part of its design choices rather than as add-ons. While the website does not give full supply chain data, the material choices it names point to a lower-impact product strategy.

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About Jardin Living Ltd

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 1 - 5
  • Country
  • United Kingdom