Production locations
- Romania
- Turkey
According to the website, Cissi och Selma produces in Romania and Turkey.
Working conditions & wages
Cissi och Selma visits its factories regularly. However, there is no information about how many factories the company works with or what the working conditions are like on site.
Materials
- Organic cotton
- Cotton
- Elasthan
- Viscose
- Recycled Polyester
It is possible that Cissi och Selma uses other fibres in their products. The company primarily relies on natural fibres, such as (organic) cotton or viscose. If you’re interested in the benefits of organic cotton, read our fascinating article. Synthetic fibres, like elastane or recycled polyester, are not biodegradable and can release microplastics. You can read more about how sustainable recycled polyester is here.
Packaging
The company does not provide any information about its packaging materials on its website.
Water usage & chemicals
We currently have no information on the company’s measures with regard to water consumption and chemical management. COSH! assumes that no synthetic pesticides are used, at least for the organic cotton mentioned.
Circular product design
Cissi och Selma mainly offers mixed fibres, which makes it difficult to recycle the products, as the separation of different types of material, particularly plant and synthetic fibres, is time-consuming and limits the recyclability of the products.
No information is available on whether the company offers a take-back service.
Circular business modell
There is no information available on whether the company offers a repair service or other circular offers.
Distance & complexity of the supply chain
- Turkey
- Romania
- The headquarters are located in Stockholm, Sweden.
Transport
- We have no information on the company’s transport methods.
- We have no information that the company uses animal products.
Product design
The company produces a wide range of sizes. The range includes dresses, skirts, tops, trousers and coats.
The company produces in both small and large sizes to offer a selection for different body shapes. In addition, the label offers the Cissi och Selma MINI collection for children.
Slow fashion processes
No information is available on how many collections the company brings out each year, whether it participates in seasonal sales or whether customised products are offered.
Transparency on products
The product page contains information on the material and care of the items. It also states where the product was manufactured.
Transparency on processes
The company does not share specific information about suppliers and does not provide a transparent breakdown of product costs.
Conclusion
Since 2007, Cissi och Selma in Stockholm has been offering colourful, timeless fashion for children and adults, inspired by the 50s to 70s.
In future, COSH! would like to see more transparency from the company regarding its supply chain and social responsibility.