The Seamstress of Bloomsbury: Discover authentic vintage…

The company does not disclose any information about the countries of production on its website.

The Seamstress of Bloomsbury does not provide details about its suppliers or any certifications.
There is also no information on whether ethical working conditions are ensured.

Materials

Cotton
Wool
Polyester
Rayon

The Seamstress of Bloomsbury uses both natural and synthetic fibres. The company does not provide information about the origin of the materials or any certificates.

Packaging

The Seamstress of Bloomsbury does not specify which packaging materials are used.

Water Usage & Chemicals

The company has not published any possible measures relating to water consumption, chemical management or details on the use of dyes on its website.

Circular product design

The company uses both monofibres and mixed fibres, which make recycling more difficult.
By processing residual materials into headbands, the company helps to minimise waste.

Circular business models

The website does not currently contain any information on a possible repair service. Nevertheless, the company provides information on washing and care instructions for the textiles in order to maintain the longevity and quality of the products.

Distance & complexity of the supply chain

The headquarters are located in Portsmouth, UK.
COSH! has no information about the production sites.

Transportation

The company does not provide any information on its website about the transport methods it uses.

Wool
The company does not specify where the animal material comes from.

The fashion label also does not communicate any information about certifications or a code of conduct for animal materials.

The Seamstress of Bloomsbury is known for its authentically inspired vintage garments inspired by the fashion of the 1940s. The collection mainly includes dresses, blouses, skirts, trousers and accessories. The style is elegant and feminine – ideal for lovers of vintage fashion.

The company does not inform customers transparently about materials, production sites or suppliers.

Conclusion

Find a COSH! member shop near you and discover the special vintage fashion from The Seamstress of Bloomsbury.
For the future, COSH! would like to see more transparency throughout the supply chain and a more transparent breakdown of materials and their origin. Certifications and well-founded information about the working conditions in the supply chain can strengthen consumer confidence.