Materials
- Himalayan wool
- Forest Silk
- cotton
The company focuses on natural and locally sourced materials from communities, helping to minimise its ecological footprint. Natural materials are biodegradable and more sustainable in terms of resource extraction. Consistent quality is ensured through regular reports on the material composition of the products.
One of JULAHAS’ suppliers is Woolmark-certified. Additionally, some of the cotton and wool suppliers are organic-certified or collaborate with farming communities, ensuring a connected and transparent production chain.
Traditional wooden handlooms and sewing machines are used in the production process, reducing energy consumption.
Packaging
Within the supply chain, products are packaged in poly bags and cartons. Customers receive each product in a reusable fabric bag, which can be repurposed, supporting more sustainable packaging practices.
Water Usage & Chemicals
The fibres are dyed using AZO-free chemical dyes. If you’re interested in understanding the impact of textile dyeing on global water pollution, you can read more in this article.
The company partners with Grow-Trees, planting a tree for every purchase made. After the purchase, customers receive an E‑Tree Certificate with a unique code, allowing them to see the exact location of the tree.
Grow-Trees is a social enterprise dedicated to empowering women, protecting the environment, and developing rural communities. By planting trees, the organisation not only creates employment opportunities for women in villages but also contributes to climate regulation and improves soil quality. These initiatives benefit farming communities in the long term, enhancing their livelihoods and more sustainability.