Coster Cophenhagen

Production Locations

The brand does not disclose its production countries on its website.

Working Conditions & Living Wages

Coster Copenhagen shares no information about working conditions, living wages, supplier relationships or social certifications. The brand states that it wants to be open and transparent about its decisions and honest about its future goals, but concrete details about the people who make the clothes are currently missing. There is no evidence of factory visits, audits or a supplier code of conduct.

Materials

• Organic cotton
• EcoVero viscose (Lenzing)
• Recycled polyester
• Seawool
• Cupro
• Polyester
• Acetate
• Polyamide
• Modal
• Viscose
• Linen
• Cotton 
• Genuine leather

Packaging

Coster Copenhagen does not disclose what packaging materials are used, either in e‑commerce or in its supply chain.

Water Usage & Chemicals

The brand shares no information about water usage, chemical management, dyeing processes or related certifications.

Circular Product Design

Many Coster Copenhagen items are made of material blends, often mixing plant-based and synthetic fibres. This makes the garments harder to recycle at the end of their life. 

Circular Business Models

There is no evidence of a take-back service, repair service, rental or resale programme. 

Distance & Complexity of the Supply Chain

• Production locations: not disclosed. The complexity of the supply chain is therefore unknown.
• Coster Copenhagen’s HQ is located in Denmark.

Transportation

The brand does not share any information about transportation in its supply chain or in e‑commerce.

• Genuine leather 
• The brand does not disclose where its animal materials are sourced.

There is no evidence of animal welfare certifications or a code of conduct on animal materials. 

Product Design

Coster Copenhagen designs for women and combines two directions in every collection: colourful statement pieces with playful prints, and timeless essentials that form the base of a wardrobe. This duality encourages mixing and matching across seasons, which can help you wear your clothes for longer. 

Slow Fashion Processes

The brand states that its designs are made to last across seasons, but it does not disclose how many collections it releases per year. 

Coster Copenhagen takes part in sales periods. 

Transparency on Product

Product pages show the material composition of each item. However, the production country is not shown per product, so customers cannot trace where their specific garment was made.

Transparency on Processes

The brand says it works with four UN Sustainable Development Goals, but does not specify measurable targets, supplier lists or an annual social and environmental report.