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scandium
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They look like lots of marketing and not a lot of real information. They are VERY quick to say Aussie owned and designed.... but not manufacturer or how their manufacturing process is sustainable, because I bet it isn't. I also can't see that it would be actually Australian made otherwise their stuff would be much much more expensive given our high minimum wage and minimal availability of skilled clothing manufacturing. Their social responsibility and environmental claims look like they are a happy accident of material choice rather than conscious efforts to reduce their environmental impact. Overall I get greenwashing vibes rather than actually sustainable, especially with the lack of transparency and what sounds like bog standard press release information around their materials....
