Faye Mohair Sweater / Blue

Eco Info

Excellent working conditions

This product is made in Lithuania. Every worker is paid fair wages, and the factory follows modern standards for safety. MASKA keeps a tight relationship with their production sites, as both the conditions but also the quality of their products is vital to them. They also constantly challenge their status quo and evolve to do better.

Organic certified spinning mill

The spinning mill follows the GOTS regulation of a low environmental impact production cycle. The yarn is also hank dyed and brushed which makes it very lustrous, light and soft.

Animal Welfare

The mohair wool used in your sweater is from the angora goat and sourced from carefully selected farms in South Africa that are traceability certified. These farms are part of an enterprise working to strengthen the local community around Port Elisabeth in all levels, from farming to establishing their own combing plant and mill. All angora goats are cared for outside, and treated with respect according to the 5 laws of animal welfare.

Supportin traditional skills

The process of making this high quality Mohair and silk blend yarn involves time consuming slow techniques, which are evolved and harnessed over centuries.  This way of doing production supports craftsmanship that in many parts of our world are about to be forgotten.

Made to Last

The aim of MASKA is to create knitwear with a quality superior to what you find on the mass marked. Therefore there are made no compromises in any part of the production process.

Your product is made to be versatile, timeless and last for a lifetime, and hopefully even pass on to the next generation! MASKA only use strong, natural fibres which have beneficial properties, they believe in slow fashion – an unhurried processes.  The label believes there is a new way of consuming, where long lasting products and quality goes before temporary fast fashion.

Your garment has been carefully considered from start to finish: from the initial design, to the sourcing, sampling, production and distribution of every item.

Low Toxic

In the colouring process, there are used chemicals, as the colour is strong and must resist wear and tear. The process is however a closed loop, where all toxic material are kept in controlled manner and disposed correctly.