At Gertrude & Loom, we believe beautiful clothing begins long before the first stitch. Our production lines are fully traceable from the farmgate where our cotton and linen fibres are grown, to the mill where the cloth is woven, and to the factory where our garments are cut and sewn. Every thread, every zip, and button is produced ethically.

Responsible manufacturing

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Our manufacturing partner, Avodah, (hyperlink https://avodahglobal.org/) is B-Corp (hyperlink https://bcorporation.com.au/) and SEDEX (https://www.sedex.com/) Certified to ensure living wages are paid to those making our garments.

Beyond certification, Avodah's mission is to create meaningful employment opportunities for women rebuilding their lives after experiencing human trafficking and exploitation. Through skills training, secure employment and long-term career pathways, the organisation helps provide economic independence, dignity and the opportunity for a more secure future.

We're proud to partner with a manufacturer whose values align with our own: creating exceptional garments while supporting people, not just production.

Natural fibres, thoughtfully chosen

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We choose natural fibres because they feel better, wear better, and are kinder to live in.

Our collections are crafted from premium linen and cotton blends, selected for their breathability, durability, and beautiful drape. These fibres soften with wear, allowing each garment to become more comfortable over time while maintaining structure. We choose fabrics that celebrate craftsmanship and are designed to be worn for years—not seasons. Our garments are crafted from GOTS (https://textileexchange.org) certified European linen and cotton cloth, ensuring fair wages and the highest environmental standards.

Made with intention

We don't believe clothing should be disposable. Behind every garment are skilled people whose craftsmanship deserves to be recognised and valued.

Each garment is carefully designed, refined and tested on real bodies before production begins. By investing more time in development, construction and fit, we aim to create

clothing you'll reach for again. Producing fewer, better garments is part of our commitment to thoughtful fashion.

For us, ethical sourcing isn't a marketing statement. It's about making considered decisions at every stage from the fibre to the finished garment, so that every piece reflects the values behind the Gertrude & Loom name.