Bobo Choses adults

Relive the best childhood

Go back to the 70 – 80s with Bobo Cho­ses. Bobo Cho­ses makes clot­hinh with fun prints and a vin­ta­ge look for child­ren and adults. The Spa­nish brand aims to give com­fort and happiness. 

Eco

Bobo Cho­ses cares about the well-being of our pla­net. Tha­t’s why the brand does its best to be as sus­tainable as pos­si­ble. The coll­ec­tions have a vin­ta­ge look through ​‘gar­ment dye’. This means that they knit GOTS-cer­ti­fied white cot­ton, then cut and stitch in Por­tu­gal and after that, the almost finis­hed gar­ment is colou­red in Oeko­Tex-cer­ti­fied ​‘dye hou­ses’ in Por­tu­gal. The brand is gra­du­al­ly repla­cing the mate­ri­als for the dura­ble ver­si­ons, such as orga­nic cot­ton and recy­cled poly­es­ter. For the SS20 coll­ec­tion 62% is made from GOTS-cer­ti­fied orga­nic cot­ton, for the baby coll­ec­tion this is 66%.

The out­doors clo­thes are trea­ted with a water-resistant pro­duct from BIO­NIC FINISH ECO and the poly­bags con­tain biode­gra­da­ble pla­s­tic. This way the garm­ents are com­ple­te­ly free of che­mi­cals and the­r­e­fo­re safe to wear.

Fair

The brand works with a Code of Con­duct that all the sup­pli­ers it works with must com­ply with. Bobo Cho­ses also likes to work local­ly, as 93% of the SS20 coll­ec­tion is pro­du­ced in Spain and Por­tu­gal. The other 7% is pro­du­ced out­side Euro­pe. The rain­coats and coats make up 2% of the coll­ec­tion and are made in Chi­na. The other 5% is for spe­ci­al­ly woven fabrics that can only be found and pro­du­ced in India.

Transparant?

Yes, Bobo Cho­ses ans­we­red our ques­ti­ons about the pro­duc­tion chain. For exam­p­le, we know that the tex­ti­le is GOTS-cer­ti­fied, but the final pro­duct does not pass the final gar­ment-dye step. 

We got all cer­ti­fi­ca­te num­bers through and could veri­fy each fac­to­ry. The brand gets 90% for Trans­pa­ren­cy.

Circulair?

Unin­ten­tio­nal­ly per­haps, but becau­se 66% of the ​‘gar­ment dye’ coll­ec­tion is made of GOTS orga­nic cot­ton, the brand also uses cot­ton sewing thread. Often the wax labels are made of Poly­es­ter so that they remain white in a dye bath. This means that, with the excep­ti­on of the labels, the gar­ment is almost made of one mate­ri­al and is, the­r­e­fo­re, easier to recy­cle after a series of wea­rings. The clot­hing of Bobo Cho­ses is so tim­e­l­ess that it can be pas­sed on from gene­ra­ti­on to generation. 

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Com­for­ta­ble jump­suits, colourful socks, roman­tic dres­ses, prin­ted T‑shirts and so much more, Bobo Cho­ses has ever­y­thing your child loves.
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