About Us
Ekotees products are created using recycled and regenerated components in a sustainable manner. We’re going back to the basics in a way that’s never been done before. To put it another way, you deserve better when it comes to your go-to essentials. We are devoted to responsible production as a GRS, GOTS and OEKO-TEX Certified. We are also complying with COP26 guidelines. To bring our designs to life, we use regionally produced, natural, and sustainable materials. Dedicated to making a good influence on the environment and the society. We prefer long-term trends to passing fads. With Ekotees, we want you and your pets to feel at ease and confident.
Our Mission
Recycling materials are one of the most effective strategies to ensure a more sustainable future. We're always thinking of new ways to make more items with the smallest possible footprint and to build more circular supply chains. The clothes you wear have an impact on your health and the way clothes are created has an impact on the land. Our goal is to make decisions in a world where the planet and its people always come first that's why we stick to organic, vital, and ethical practices. One of the most rewarding aspects of launching Ekotees is enabling our clients in doing their best to live a greener lifestyle.
Plastic bottles are recycled to generate Polyester out of it. It's an excellent way to keep plastic out of landfills. Recycled polyester takes significantly fewer resources and produces far fewer CO2 emissions than fresh polyester fibers.
Cotton that has been recycled, regenerated or reclaimed is referred as shoddy. It comprises of used, remanufactured and reconditioned components, as well as other recycled raw materials such as yarn scraps, fabric by-products, clothing, upholstery, towels, and repurposed household items.
Growing cotton without the use of synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers is the process of Organic cotton farming. We are supporting Better Cotton Initiative with judicious use of water, chemical fertilizers and pesticides, to reduce the environmental footprint of cotton farming.
