Coupon code All Saints

The AllSaints global image shows a hilly landscape with a green meadow in the foreground.

The company's conscious commitment is reflected in the use of recycled fabrics, responsible wool, vegetable-tanned leathers and innovative water-saving techniques in the creation of its collections.

Through small changes made now and more ambitious goals for the future, AllSaints' sustainability efforts are always growing.

The company recognizes its responsibility to the planet and the people involved in the production of its clothes.

A new uniform was developed using recycled yarns, responsible wool, vegetable-tanned leathers and innovative water-saving methods.

A plaid coat hangs on a sewing mannequin, while a stack of sweatshirts is folded on a wooden stool.

“AllSaints is committed to not only making our customers look good, but also making them feel good knowing that we have carefully considered the materials used and processes involved in creating our collections for them,” said CEO Peter Wood.

The company is collaborating with WRAP Textiles 2030, an ambitious voluntary agreement to limit the impact of clothing and home textiles on climate change, Leather Working Group, a non-profit organization that provides the leading environmental certification for the industry of leather, Responsible Wool Standard, which guarantees animal welfare and land management in wool fibers and Canopy, through initiatives such as Pack4Good and CanopyStyle, to ensure that paper packaging and synthetic cellulose fibers do not come from ancient forests or in danger of extinction.

AllSaints is also working with Textile Exchange to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030 through the Climate+ strategy.

So far, the company has achieved important results such as the use of vegetable tanned leather for some jackets, the use of chrome-free tanning for many leather products, the use of recycled polyester for many clothes, the production of shirts plant-based and the use of natural dyes such as indigo and plant-derived dyes.

Their ECONYL® yarn is made from 100% nylon waste, such as fishing nets and fabric scraps, saving the Earth from being polluted.