What is the manufacturing process?

Our shirts are crafted in small batches at fair wage factories that follow ethical practices. Every step from cutting and stitching to finishing is done with care to ensure quality and comfort. We keep the process minimal, mindful, and entirely plastic free.

What are the ingredients/materials you use?

We use natural and organic fabrics like cotton, linen, and hemp. All our dyes are GOTS certified and azo free, making them safe for your skin. Even the smallest details such as threads, labels, and corozo buttons are chosen to be free of plastic and kind to the environment.

How do you source your raw materials/ ingredients?

We work with trusted suppliers who share our values of transparency, fair wages, and ethical practices. Our fabrics are sourced responsibly, with certifications where available, to ensure they meet the highest standards of sustainability and comfort.

During its life and beyond, can your products be repurposed or composted at home?

Yes. Our clothing is designed to last, but when it reaches the end of its life, it can be repurposed, upcycled, or returned to the earth. Since we use only natural fibers, corozo buttons, and safe dyes, our pieces are biodegradable and can be composted under the right conditions.

Islands of Loom was founded by Karthik, who brought over a decade of supply-chain expertise from leading tech firms into the world of sustainable fashion. Seeing how conventional clothing compromised quality, ethics, and the planet, he set out to build a brand rooted in organic fabrics, fair-wage craftsmanship, and responsible production. Every piece from Islands of Loom reflects his vision of style that feels good, lasts long, and does good for people and the planet.