Absolut Cashmere

The brand does not mention production facilities their website, from a wider search it can be assumed that they produce entirely in Mongolia, close to the sourcing of the material. No more information is provided regarding the production facilities or suppliers, or regarding ethical working conditions.

Absolut Cashmere uses mainly natural materials such as Cashmere, cotton, and linen. They also use semi-synthetic material Lyocell, made from regenerated cellulose. A majority of the materials used is Cashmere. The use of conventionally natural materials, although not sustainably sourced, is still beneficial for the environment as compared to synthetic alternatives.

Most of the products at Absolut Cashmere are monomaterial, and even the material blends are mostly done in a way that makes all the garments easy to recycle at end of use. The brand has a takeback system set up for the 100% cashmere garments, which they turn into new cashmere garments. Customers are incentivized to return used cashmere clothing in return for a 30% voucher.

While the suppliers and production facilities are not explicitly mentioned on the website, the assumed production in Mongolia makes the length of the supply chain long. Keeping the production facilities close to the source of the material is beneficial, however the brand also does not mention the method of transportation which is crucial.

For an all cashmere brand, the website sorely lacks on information regarding animal welfare.

Absolut Cashmere is a new concept creating timeless classics of eye-popping colours for all genders. The brand provides extensive care tips and care kits for prolonged use of the garments in prime condition.

Absolut Cashmere has a long way to go regarding transparency, considering close to no information is provided on the website regarding material sourcing, packaging, transportation methods, or ethical and sustainable production methods.