Large Check Scarf / Orange

Eco Info

Supporting traditional skills

This product is made in a small atelier in Spain. It is coloured, spun and knitted locally. This way Stone is able to support and create work for local craftsmen and women, and are giving economic growth to their community.

Excellent working conditions

All workers get fair pay for their work, not only a minimum wage, but also a living wage. The process is close and open, and Stone brand knows them all personally.

Animal Welfare

The mohair wool used to make this product is from the Angora goat. The goats are from South Africa, and 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. The wool blend is from local Spanish sheep, part of livestock in the area.

high quality products

The aim of Stone brand 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. Mohair is an extraordinary and unique natural fiber. It´s hair is straight and fine, which makes it very soft and gives it an incomparable shine. From fall 2021 Stone also added a small amount of Polyamide. This 2 or 3%  added synthetics is not mixed into the wool and it does not touch your skin. It is only used in the binding of the scarf, to make it last even longer.

Stone brand’s products are designed to last a lifetime. The label believes there is a new way of consuming, where long lasting products and quality goes before temporary fast fashion. They believe in “buying less, buying better” and they are happy to be part of the Slow Fashion Industry.

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. As mentioned, as of fall 2021 there’s also added a small amount of synthetics to the binding of the scarf, to make it even more resistant to wear and tear.