Baìge the Label was founded by Bina Nöhr and creates cool sustainable basics with a twist - perfect for our capsule wardrobe. Bina is a native of Hamburg and also completed her fashion design studies there. She worked in the textile industry for a few years and gained insights into the production of fast fashion.
More and more, she realised that she didn't want to continue on this path and wanted to work for a change in the exploitative fashion industry. Besides her label, Bina blogs on her site stryletz.com and writes about fair fashion and sustainability in everyday life.
FAIRLY PRODUCED & MINIMALIST BASICS
All Baige The Label garments are made under fair conditions in a small family business in Bulgaria. All textile workers receive a wage that is above the mandatory minimum wage in Bulgaria. The wages of the textile workers are adjusted so that a single earning person can support a family of four with it. The company also pays overtime.
Baìge the Label focuses on minimalist, timeless design; garments that can be perfectly combined with each other, high-quality and durable materials and fair and sustainable production. For Baìge the Label, sustainability is not only a matter of course, but it is an inner need for them to produce ethical and fair fashion. They make all decisions in such a way that they choose the most sustainable option. Since they are still at the very beginning, they are constantly working on optimising the production process.
For Baìge the Label, the main focus is on avoiding overproduction, which is why they concentrate on a few materials that can be used in many styles. For their first two drops, they chose a certified organic cotton fabric with elastane. They also like to use undyed fabrics in their designs whenever possible.
Baìge the Label was founded by Bina Nöhr and creates cool sustainable basics with a twist - perfect for our capsule wardrobe. Bina is a native of Hamburg and also completed her fashion design studies there. She worked in the textile industry for a few years and gained insights into the production of fast fashion.
More and more, she realised that she didn't want to continue on this path and wanted to work for a change in the exploitative fashion industry. Besides her label, Bina blogs on her site stryletz.com and writes about fair fashion and sustainability in everyday life.
FAIRLY PRODUCED & MINIMALIST BASICS
All Baige The Label garments are made under fair conditions in a small family business in Bulgaria. All textile workers receive a wage that is above the mandatory minimum wage in Bulgaria. The wages of the textile workers are adjusted so that a single earning person can support a family of four with it. The company also pays overtime.
Baìge the Label focuses on minimalist, timeless design; garments that can be perfectly combined with each other, high-quality and durable materials and fair and sustainable production. For Baìge the Label, sustainability is not only a matter of course, but it is an inner need for them to produce ethical and fair fashion. They make all decisions in such a way that they choose the most sustainable option. Since they are still at the very beginning, they are constantly working on optimising the production process.
For Baìge the Label, the main focus is on avoiding overproduction, which is why they concentrate on a few materials that can be used in many styles. For their first two drops, they chose a certified organic cotton fabric with elastane. They also like to use undyed fabrics in their designs whenever possible.