Sustainability

OUR APPROACH

For us, a more considered approach to fashion begins with understanding how and where our pieces are made.

We focus on thoughtful material choices, skilled production and pieces designed to remain relevant beyond a single season. As Narmimon grows, our aim is to continuously improve the choices we make across our products, packaging and supply chain.

MATERIALS

We prioritise natural fibres and carefully selected materials for their quality, character and longevity.

Our collections include materials such as linen and cotton, selected according to the requirements of each design. Where a material carries a recognised certification, we communicate this specifically at product level so that our customers can understand exactly what applies to the piece they are purchasing.

CONSIDERED PRODUCTION

Our garments are made in Portugal by experienced manufacturers, while our bags are crafted in Madagascar and Morocco in collaboration with local makers and small-scale production partners.

We value long-term relationships with the people who make our pieces and believe that understanding our supply chain is an important part of responsible growth.

CRAFT & COMMUNITY

Handcraft is an important part of our accessories.

Through our work with makers in Madagascar and Morocco, we aim to support specialist craftsmanship and create opportunities for smaller-scale producers while preserving the individuality that comes with handmade production.

Each handcrafted piece may carry subtle variations in texture, shape or finish — characteristics that reflect the human process behind its creation.

PACKAGING

We are working to keep our packaging considered and purposeful, reducing unnecessary materials and prioritising recyclable or responsibly sourced alternatives wherever suitable.

We continue to review our packaging as regulations, materials and better solutions evolve.

AN ONGOING PROCESS

We do not believe sustainability is a finished achievement or a single claim.

For Narmimon, it is an ongoing process of asking better questions, improving traceability and making more informed decisions as we grow.

We will continue to share specific information about our materials, certifications and production practices as our collections evolve.