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Fibre class
Recorded76.9%
of recorded textile styles are plant-fibre styles
Catalogue scanned
Listing data39 eligible styles recorded · 10 non-textile items excluded
Sourcing
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Full public listtransparency
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Full farm-to-shelf
Where Does It Come From? composition
39 stylesPlant76.9%
Animal23.1%
Synthetic0%
Semi-synth0%
Every entry, recorded
Every recorded entry, with its finding
39 styles76.9% Plant2026-09-05 checked39 on record
Plant 76.9%Animal 23.1%Synthetic 0%Semi-synth 0%
39 styles
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Regenerative Denim Jeans Sanja Stories | cotton | Plant |
| 002 | Tiger Shirt (Organic Cotton) | cotton | Plant |
| 003 | Elephant Shirt (Organic Cotton) | cotton | Plant |
| 004 | Organic Pink Shirt in Khadi Cotton | down | Animal |
| 005 | Aqua Organic Shirt | down | Animal |
| 006 | Organic Blue Shirt Khadi | down | Animal |
| 007 | Organic Brown Shirt Handwoven and Natural | cotton | Plant |
| 008 | Organic White Shirt Handwoven Khadi | down | Animal |
| 009 | Handwoven Khadi Cotton Bag | cotton | Plant |
| 010 | Handwoven Zigzag Throw | cotton | Plant |
| 011 | Hemp Bag | hemp | Plant |
| 012 | Preeti Organic Flowery Shirt Pink/Red | cotton | Plant |
| 013 | African Organic Face Mask | cotton | Plant |
| 014 | Face Masks (Organic Cotton) | cotton | Plant |
| 015 | Organic Cotton Pink Roses (Rain Fed) 1m x 1.6m | cotton | Plant |
| 016 | Organic Cotton Green Peacock Feather (Rain Fed) 1 m x 1.6m | cotton | Plant |
| 017 | Organic Cotton Blue Mandala (Rain Fed) 1m x 1.6m | cotton | Plant |
| 018 | Hair Scrunchie African | cotton | Plant |
| 019 | Organic Brown Shirt Handwoven and Natural | cotton | Plant |
| 020 | Alpaca Hat | alpaca | Animal |
| 021 | Hot Air Balloon Scarf (Travel with Jules) | cotton | Plant |
| 022 | Gold Butterfly Scarf White or Black (Arya Candles) | cotton | Plant |
| 023 | Organic Pale Blue Shirt Short Sleeves | cotton | Plant |
| 024 | Organic Blue Shirt Khadi | down | Animal |
| 025 | Mindfulness Scarf Our Serenity Scarf in White | cotton | Plant |
| 026 | Aqua Organic Shirt | down | Animal |
| 027 | Pocket Square African | cotton | Plant |
| 028 | Organic White Shirt Handwoven Khadi | down | Animal |
| 029 | African Tunics | cotton | Plant |
| 030 | Organic Pink Shirt in Khadi Cotton | down | Animal |
| 031 | Moose Print Scarf Cream with Black and Grey Moose | cotton | Plant |
| 032 | Child’s Tortoise Shirt (Organic Cotton) | cotton | Plant |
| 033 | Organic Ant Shirt for Kids | cotton | Plant |
| 034 | Pink Elephant Scarf | cotton | Plant |
| 035 | Moose Scarf Cream with Red and Green Moose | cotton | Plant |
| 036 | Green Moose Scarf with Red, Green and Grey Moose | cotton | Plant |
| 037 | Leaf Print Scarf | cotton | Plant |
| 038 | Moose Print Scarf Cream with Green and Grey Moose. Crinkled | cotton | Plant |
| 039 | Tiger Print Scarf Peach Peach with orange tigers | cotton | Plant |
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- Regenerative Denim Jeans Sanja Stories · cotton
- Tiger Shirt (Organic Cotton) · cotton
- Elephant Shirt (Organic Cotton) · cotton
- Organic Pink Shirt in Khadi Cotton · down
- Aqua Organic Shirt · down
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The story
About Where Does It Come From?
Owner · Where Does It Come From? is run by a small UK team including product manager Lucy Kerry.
Where Does It Come From? is a UK ethical-clothing brand explicitly built on total transparency, working in Gujarat, India since 2013 with khadi co-operatives and partner Moral Fibre. Where Does It Come From? traces cotton from Gujarat farms through hand spinning, azo-free hand dyeing, handloom weaving and hand tailoring, and every garment carries a code buyers enter online to ‘Trace Your Garment’ and see who made each stage. This delivers genuine farm-to-shelf traceability, the standout in this batch.
MaterialsEvery Where Does It Come From? garment is made from 100% natural fibre, with much of the cotton certified organic and the brand also working with khadi handspun handwoven cotton, bamboo, hemp, tencel and peace…
SourcingWhere Does It Come From? makes each item by hand through social enterprise artisan workshops rather than large factories, working with social enterprise producers in India, Africa and the UK. Every Where Does It Come…
End of lifeSustainability sits at the core of Where Does It Come From?, which works across many of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals with specific focus on goals 12, 1, 8 and 13. The khadi that…
Details
Brand NameWhere Does It Come From?
CountryUnited Kingdom
Websitehttps://wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk
OwnerWhere Does It Come From? is run by a small UK team including product manager Lucy Kerry.
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/wheredoesitcomefrom_/
Made inWhere Does It Come From? garments are made in India and Africa through named, traceable supply chains rather than in-house factories. In India, work is done by artisans in the Gujarat region (traditional block-printing, spinning, weaving), with producers accredited by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the Indian Fairtrade Forum (IFF) and the Khadi Villages Industry Commission (KVIC). Its African supply chain (set up via the charity Proudly Made in Africa) sources organic, rain-fed cotton grown in Uganda and tailors garments in a Fairtrade-certified workshop in Malawi run by the brand Mayamiko. The brand is UK-based (Ipswich) but does not manufacture in the UK.
Certifications
GOTSWhere Does It Come From? does not hold GOTS certification.
VeganWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Who is behind it
Woman OwnedWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand is woman led.
Verification statusnot assessed
Scan coverage
Products in catalogue79
Products read39
Catalogue read %49.4
How it was readRecalculated SKU by SKU from the saved direct-scan CSV Band column. Plant means the complete SKU was classified as 100% plant fibre; all other textile bands fail the plant test. Unresolved and excluded products are named separately.
Sources checkedSaved direct SKU scan CSV: Where Does It Come From?.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 0 of 89.
Last checked2026-09-05
Straight talk
Where Where Does It Come From? isn’t perfect
SourcingWhat the record says
Third-party textile certifications (e.g. GOTS) are not explicitly cited on the traceability pages, and the artisan network is described narratively rather than as a fixed audited facility count.
CoverageWhat the record says
These named products were retained in the catalogue denominator but excluded from the observed percentage because the saved direct scan did not resolve a complete composition.
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Where Does It Come From? · listing photograph
39 styles
Recorded findings available in this listing
Recorded data
Material evidence across 89 catalogue records
29Cotton mentioned
1Hemp mentioned
50Material not stated
Recorded mentions can overlap when one style uses more than one material.
Sources in the record
Fairtrade · Brand-attested ↗At a glance
Recorded features & ownership
Every product read ingredient by ingredient against its published list. Where nothing is stated, it is recorded as undisclosed rather than assumed.
Catalogue read
49.4%
39 / 79 styles read
Fibre score
Not assessed
published at full coverage
This catalogue has not been read in full yet. A Throne fibre score and composition breakdown are published only once every in-scope style has been read, so no fibre percentage is shown until the read is complete.
Certifications & claims
What the sources support
committed to Fairtrade... member of British Association of Fair Trade Shops and Suppliers (BAFTS). · Checked 2026-08-08
GOTS (brand-stated, not registry-confirmed)Brand-attested
Not in the official GOTS database (checked 14 August 2026); model is item-level traceability, no GOTS certification cited. · Checked 2026-08-14
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Brand-attested
Where Does It Come From? does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.
1% for the planetBrand-attested
Where Does It Come From? clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
VeganBrand-attested
Where Does It Come From? clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
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01Certificationssharedgood
GOTSWhere Does It Come From? does not hold GOTS certification.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Where Does It Come From? does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.
Other CertificationsWhere Does It Come From? lists company memberships in Social Enterprise UK, BAFTS and ORB, producer accreditations with WFTO, the Indian Fairtrade Forum and KVIC, and material certifications of GOTS, KVIC and Bio.
VeganWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Factory certificationsNot explicitly published (azo-free dyes; khadi handloom)
GOTS held byna
Organic materials usedOrganic Cotton
CertificationsWhere Does It Come From? states it prioritises GOTS-certified, rain-fed organic cotton, and its producers are accredited by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the Indian Fairtrade Forum (IFF) and the Khadi Villages Industry Commission (KVIC); its Malawi tailoring partner (Mayamiko) is described as a Fairtrade-certified workshop.
02Ownership & legal entityowngood
OwnerWhere Does It Come From? is run by a small UK team including product manager Lucy Kerry.
Register checkedCompanies House, 2026-09-08
Registered legal entityWHERE DOES IT COME FROM? LIMITED
Registration number08519215
RegisterCompanies House
Registration countryUnited Kingdom
JurisdictionEngland and Wales
Entity statusactive
Incorporated2013-05-08
Registered office12 Warrington Road, Ipswich, IP1 3QU
Registered activity codeSIC 14190
Register recordView source
Brand to entity match confidenceprobable
Corroborationuk domain
Owner / parent companyWhere Does It Come From? is an independent, award-winning UK social enterprise founded in 2013 by Jo Salter, and is based in Ipswich, Suffolk (registered address 12 Warrington Road, Ipswich, IP1 3QU). It has no parent company and operates as a mission-driven social enterprise (Social Enterprise UK certified). IMPORTANT DISAMBIGUATION: the founder Jo Salter is a former teacher/parent who started the brand after asking who made her children's clothes; she is NOT the separate, more famous Jo Salter who is Britain's first female RAF fast-jet pilot (a different person with a wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk page). This is confirmed to be the clothing/textiles brand, not a same-name business in another industry.
03Sourcing & supply chainsharedgood
Cotton: country of originIndia
Cotton: named farm / region / co-opGujarat, India (cotton farmed, picked and ginned locally; worked via khadi co-operatives and partner Moral Fibre)
Wool: origin + farm + mulesing statusNot applicable / Not disclosed
Other materials: originAlso works with other India-based handloom artisans; azo-free dyes
Spinning mill: name + countryHand-spinning on charkhas (some solar-powered) at Gujarat khadi co-operatives
Weaving / knitting mill: name + countryHandloom weaving by khadi co-operatives in Gujarat (looms hand- or solar-powered)
Cut-and-sew / assembly factory: NAMEMoral Fibre (Gujarat) and associated khadi co-operatives / hand-tailoring units
Factory: city + countryGujarat, India
Number of factories2013
Publishes a factory listYes
Factory-list / transparency URLView source
Traceability levelFull farm-to-shelf
Supplier disclosureFull public list
Natural plant fibre materialsCotton, Cotton Denim
Synthetic materialsNone
Chemical materials (bamboo)None
Animal hair / fibreWool, Alpaca
04Scan coverage & transparencysharedwatch
Products in catalogue79
Products read39
Catalogue read %49.4
How it was readRecalculated SKU by SKU from the saved direct-scan CSV Band column. Plant means the complete SKU was classified as 100% plant fibre; all other textile bands fail the plant test. Unresolved and excluded products are named separately.
Verification statusnot assessed
Sources checkedSaved direct SKU scan CSV: Where Does It Come From?.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 0 of 89.
Last checked2026-09-05
Verified byHTT research (brand policy pages)
Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-29
How this date was establishedverified
Scan note (above product table)NOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 39 of 79 in-scope rows classified (49.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 38.0-88.6% can change the score band. No score is published.
Last scanned2026-08-04
Scan method versionThrone Standard direct CSV recalculation 2026.09
05Possible flagssharedwatch
Why no scoreNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 39 of 79 in-scope rows classified (49.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 38.0-88.6% can change the score band. No score is published.
Sourcing red flagsThird-party textile certifications (e.g. GOTS) are not explicitly cited on the traceability pages, and the artisan network is described narratively rather than as a fixed audited facility count.
06Other recorded detailssharedgood
Brand NameWhere Does It Come From?
ExcerptIs Where Does It Come From? a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.
Buy LinkShop link (affiliate)
LocationWhere Does It Come From? are located in the United Kingdom with khadi cotton handwoven in Gujarat, India.
CountryUnited Kingdom
WebsiteVisit site
EthicsView source
Contact Emailinfo@wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk
InstagramView source
POCWhere Does It Come From? was founded by Jo Salter in 2013, making it a woman owned award winning social enterprise.
LGBTWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand ownership is not identified as LGBTQ+.
Woman OwnedWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand is woman led.
1% for the planetWhere Does It Come From? clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Feature 1Every Where Does It Come From? garment is made from 100% natural fibre, with much of the cotton certified organic and the brand also working with khadi handspun handwoven cotton, bamboo, hemp, tencel and peace silk. Where Does It Come From? never uses elastane for stretch because its items are 100% natural fibre.
Feature 2Where Does It Come From? makes each item by hand through social enterprise artisan workshops rather than large factories, working with social enterprise producers in India, Africa and the UK. Every Where Does It Come From? piece is fully traceable via a code printed on the label, and the brand's trace page lets a QR code follow the garment right back to its beginnings as a crop in a field and the artisans who made it.
Feature 3Sustainability sits at the core of Where Does It Come From?, which works across many of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals with specific focus on goals 12, 1, 8 and 13. The khadi that Where Does It Come From? uses is processed by hand using far less water and virtually zero carbon electricity.
ShippingWhere Does It Come From? aims to ship orders within 2 to 3 days using Royal Mail.
Shipping InternationalWhere Does It Come From? posts to most locations globally, and customers in other destinations can order through the brand's eBay for Change shop to take advantage of eBay's global shipping service for cheaper international rates.
Shipping NotesNo free shipping threshold is stated. If you are not happy with a Where Does It Come From? item, or there is something wrong with it, the brand is happy to take it back and either replace it or give a refund via the order email or the contact form.
Fibre Breakdown(97.9%) 100% plant; Plant 98%; Animal 2% (48 of 89 styles read)
Unresolved products40
What this meansThese named products were retained in the catalogue denominator but excluded from the observed percentage because the saved direct scan did not resolve a complete composition.
Unresolved products (with links)Preeti Organic Flowery Shirt Pink/Red
Handwoven Cushion Covers
Handwoven Organic Shirt with Tigers age 10-11 (preloved by Will)
Handwoven Jeans in Bubblegum Age 10-11 (preloved by Daniel)
Organic Shirt with Preeti Flower White/Black
Organic Shoulder Bag Khadi
SAP Scarf
Love Heartwood Bag
Ducks in a Row Denim Reusable Shopping Bag
Handwoven Denim Shorts Age 8-9 (preloved by Lana)
Tiger organic shirt age 8-9 preloved by William
Denim Bluebird jacket age 6-7 Preloved by Lucy
Denim Shorts age 6-7- white with turquoise. Preloved by Lucy
Christmas Wrap and Send Service
Ethical Gifts for Children
Organic Printed Shirt Christmas Gift Box
Christmas Scarf Gift Box
Ethical Christmas Gift Box Organic Shirt and Hand Printed Scarf
Organic Shirt Christmas Gift Box
Storm Blue Shirt (Ethical Shop)
Maid2Clean Scarf
Red Rose Scarf
ForteArts Organic Shirt
AlskaEco Shirt
Pink Teapot Scarf
Button Up Dress (Age 8-9) Preloved by Heather
Bee Scarf Red
Bee Scarf Aqua
Elephant Scarf Blue with Grey Elephants (Joanna Lumley Scarf)
Ant Scarf Lilac/Cerise
Elephant Scarf Blue with Blue Elephants/Green Zigzags
Yellow Tiger Scarf
Unique Hair Accessories from Offcuts
Freya Pinafore Dress
Denim Shorts
Zippy Denim Jacket
Denim Swing Jacket
Jumpin’ Jeans
Printed Tunic Top
Button-up Denim Dress
Excluded items10
Why excludedThese named non-textile products were excluded from the textile denominator.
Excluded itemsWhere Does It Come From? Gift Voucher
Scarf Gift Voucher
Moose Print Scarf Cream with Red and Grey Moose
Blockprint Moose Scarf Cream with Green and Grey Moose
Moose Print Scarf Cream with Red Moose
Tiger Print Scarf Peach
Ant Print Scarf
Elephant Print Scarf
Unique Flower Brooch from Offcuts
Ant Print Scarf Turquoise
Products found89
Products with a fibre list39
Products with no fibre list40
Brand site readablenot retained in CSV
Cotton: type / certificationKhadi (hand-spun, hand-woven) cotton
Polyester: virgin or recycled + sourceNot used (natural handloom fabrics)
Viscose / bamboo: wood-pulp source + FSCNot disclosed
Dye house: name + countryHand dyeing at Gujarat co-operatives using azo-free dyes (uses ~one-fifth less water than conventional dyeing)
Supply-chain summaryWhere Does It Come From? is a UK ethical-clothing brand explicitly built on total transparency, working in Gujarat, India since 2013 with khadi co-operatives and partner Moral Fibre. Where Does It Come From? traces cotton from Gujarat farms through hand spinning, azo-free hand dyeing, handloom weaving and hand tailoring, and every garment carries a code buyers enter online to ‘Trace Your Garment’ and see who made each stage. This delivers genuine farm-to-shelf traceability, the standout in this batch.
Sourcing transparency score (1-5)5
Where the sourcing info was verifiedwheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk forbes.com
Dye processLow-impact / GOTS-certified dyes
Dye process sourceView source
Overall: where this info comes fromIndependently verified
PFAS / durable water repellentPFAS-free (verified)
PFAS sourceView source
Take-back / repair scheme0
Resale / resell programmeYes
Resale sourceView source
Plant Fibre % (natural)76.9
Total Styles Scanned89
Claim sourceswheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk
Total styles scanned89
Summary of findingsWhere Does It Come From? fibre breakdown, read to the Throne Standard:
These figures come from the 56.2% of Where Does It Come From?’s 89-product catalogue that has been read. The remaining 39 products (43.8%) publish no fibre composition anywhere we can read, so they are counted in the catalogue total but sit outside the percentages above, and are listed in full below.
Fibre
Styles
%
100% plant (organic/regenerative cotton, linen, hemp)
20
69.0%
100% animal
1
3.4%
Other/Unclear (no stated composition)
8
27.6%
Made inWhere Does It Come From? garments are made in India and Africa through named, traceable supply chains rather than in-house factories. In India, work is done by artisans in the Gujarat region (traditional block-printing, spinning, weaving), with producers accredited by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the Indian Fairtrade Forum (IFF) and the Khadi Villages Industry Commission (KVIC). Its African supply chain (set up via the charity Proudly Made in Africa) sources organic, rain-fed cotton grown in Uganda and tailors garments in a Fairtrade-certified workshop in Malawi run by the brand Mayamiko. The brand is UK-based (Ipswich) but does not manufacture in the UK.
Methodology note (page footer)How we scan. Every figure on this page comes from the Throne Standard scan: we read the fibre composition off each live product on the brand's own site, style by style, and count only single-fibre plant cloth (cotton, linen, hemp) as natural. Animal fibres such as wool, silk and cashmere and plastic-based synthetics such as polyester, nylon and elastane sit outside the plant-fibre figure, and regenerated fibres such as viscose, bamboo, modal and Tencel are counted as semi-synthetic. Percentages are calculated over the styles that state a composition; anything unlabelled is shown separately.
Animal fibre %0
Synthetic %0
Semi-synthetic %0
Unclear / unstated %0
Natural ingredient share97.9
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 39 of 79 in-scope rows classified (49.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 38.0-88.6% can change the score band. No score is published.
Verdict
Company confirmed as WHERE DOES IT COME FROM? LIMITED at Companies House (08519215). Catalogue read 49.4%.
Questions & answers
Straight answers
Is Where Does It Come From? sustainable and ethical?
DOCUMENTED FACTS (multiple reliable sources): Founded 2013 by Jo Salter as a UK social enterprise; per-garment traceability code linking to the maker and cotton origin (the brand claims to be the first in the UK to add such a code); supply chains in India (Gujarat artisans; WFTO/IFF/KVIC-accredited producers) and Africa (Uganda cotton, Fairtrade workshop in Malawi via Mayamiko/Proudly Made in Afri
Where is Where Does It Come From? made?
Where Does It Come From? garments are made in India and Africa through named, traceable supply chains rather than in-house factories. In India, work is done by artisans in the Gujarat region (traditional block-printing, spinning, weaving), with producers accredited by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the Indian Fairtrade Forum (IFF) and the Khadi Villages Industry Commission (KVIC). Its African supply chain (set up via the charity Proudly Made in Africa) sources organic, rain-fed cotton grown in Uganda and tailors garments in a Fairtrade-certified workshop in Malawi run by the brand Mayamiko. The brand is UK-based (Ipswich) but does not manufacture in the UK.
Who owns Where Does It Come From??
Where Does It Come From? is an independent, award-winning UK social enterprise founded in 2013 by Jo Salter, and is based in Ipswich, Suffolk (registered address 12 Warrington Road, Ipswich, IP1 3QU). It has no parent company and operates as a mission-driven social enterprise (Social Enterprise UK certified). IMPORTANT DISAMBIGUATION: the founder Jo Salter is a former teacher/parent who started the brand after asking who made her children's clothes; she is NOT the separate, more famous Jo Salter who is Britain's first female RAF fast-jet pilot (a different person with a wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk page). This is confirmed to be the clothing/textiles brand, not a same-name business in another industry.
Is Where Does It Come From? legit and worth it?
Where Does It Come From? is a real, currently-trading legitimate business as of 2026. Its official website (wheredoesitcomefrom.co.uk) is live and selling, the founder Jo Salter remains active (media appearances and podcasts into 2025), and the brand has consistent, independent press coverage since 2013 (Forbes 2019, East Anglian Daily Times, School for Social Entrepreneurs, Women in Sustainability). It is an award-winning social enterprise, not a shell or a dropshipper.
Is Where Does It Come From? fast fashion?
Where Does It Come From? is a slow, small-batch ethical brand, the opposite of fast fashion. Garments are handmade by artisans in limited runs using low-carbon, traditional hand processes (hand spinning, weaving, block printing and dyeing), the founder explicitly positions the brand as a response to overproduction and throwaway fashion, and every item carries a traceability code/QR linking back to the maker and the cotton field. It produces on a small scale focused on natural fibres and longevity, not high-volume seasonal drops.
Is Where Does It Come From? non-toxic and safe for skin?
Certifications: Where Does It Come From? states it prioritises GOTS-certified, rain-fed organic cotton, and its producers are accredited by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO), the Indian Fairtrade Forum (IFF) and the Khadi Villages Industry Commission (KVIC); its Malawi tailoring partner (Mayamiko) is described as a Fairtrade-certified workshop. The company itself is certified by Social Enterprise UK. These are the certifications/accreditations documented in reliable sources. NOTE: most of these are supply-chain/producer-level accreditations and self-reported GOTS-certified fibre claims rather than an independently published brand-level GOTS scope certificate. No evidence was found that Where Does It Come From? holds B Corp, OEKO-TEX, European Flax (Masters of Linen), or a Soil Association brand licence. Those specific certifications: Not publicly documented..
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| Directory | Published result | What it measures or reports | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good On You ↗ | Good · 4/5 | Planet: Great · People: Great · Animals: It's a start | 16 Apr 2026Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | Recorded result | 39 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 76.9% plant among recorded textile styles | 5 Sep 2026 |
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