Reborn

PRODUCTION LOCATIONS 

• RE/BORN Antwerp emphasizes European craftsmanship, but does not provide any precise information on production sites. 

WORKING CONDITIONS & LIVING WAGES 

RE/BORN Antwerp does not provide specific information about production or the number and selection of suppliers. It is unclear whether the company owns its own production facilities. No details are given about regular visits or direct measures to ensure fairer working conditions.

MATERIALS 

• Cotton
• GOTS certified cotton
• Spandex
• Polyester
• Viscose
• Merino wool
• Polyamide

RE/BORN Antwerp uses both natural materials (e.g. GOTS-certified organic cotton, conventional cotton, merino wool, viscose) and synthetic fibers (polyester, elastane, polyamide).

GOTS-certified organic cotton ensures more environmentally friendly cultivation and processing methods. If you want to learn more about the benefits of organic cotton, read our article.

No other certifications are known.

PACKAGING 

It is unclear which packaging materials RE/BORN Antwerp uses.

WATER USAGE & CHEMICALS 

The brand uses some GOTS-certified organic cotton, which means water consumption during cultivation is lower than for conventional cotton. GOTS also prohibits the use of harmful chemicals in processing, such as toxic dyes or heavy metals.

By incorporating synthetic fibres like elastane, polyester, and polyamide, microplastic particles may be released during washing.

There is no information on which dyeing or printing techniques are used. 
No details are provided on water or chemical management or strategies to mitigate microplastic pollution.

CIRCULAR PRODUCT DESIGN 

The product range includes both mono-fibre and blended fabrics, which can make recycling more difficult as synthetic and natural fibres are hard to separate.

There is no information on a take-back or recycling service for worn-out clothing. It is unclear whether repair services are offered.

Merino wool and GOTS-certified organic cotton are known for their durability, whereas synthetic fibres like elastane may lose elasticity and quality over time.

CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS 

No efforts are evident to promote the circular economy through repair, reuse or recycling.

DISTANCE & COMPLEXITY OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN 

• The label apparently produces in Europe, without disclosing specific countries. 
• The headquarters are located in Antwerp, Belgium. 

TRANSPORTATION 

• The brand does not provide any transparency about its transportation strategy in the supply chain or in e‑commerce. 

• Merino wool
• There is no information about where the merino wool comes from.

There is no information on whether the merino wool is certified or mulesing-free.

RE/BORN Antwerp does not publish an official policy on the use of animal materials.

PRODUCT DESIGN 

RE/BORN Antwerp produces women’s fashion. The style is described as timeless, versatile, and comfortable, with a focus on clean lines and bold colours.
A timeless design approach can contribute to sustainability by promoting long-lasting wear and reducing the need for frequent replacements.

SLOW FASHION PROCESSES 

RE/BORN Antwerp does not provide information on whether it releases seasonal collections. It remains unclear whether the brand follows a slower, demand-driven production model.

TRANSPARENCY ON PRODUCT 

The product pages of RE/BORN Antwerp include material information but do not specify the exact country of production. 
Care instructions are provided to promote product longevity, along with fit and size details to support more conscious purchasing decisions.

Basic information is available, but there is a lack of detail regarding production and traceability. No publicly accessible information is provided on production partners, the full supply chain, or audit reports.

TRANSPARENCY ON PROCESSES 

RE/BORN Antwerp provides very limited transparency regarding its supply chain, production locations, and pricing. There is no option to trace individual products, and detailed information on social and environmental standards throughout the value chain is missing.