Since 1993, FILIPPA K’s mission has been to drive a movement of fewer, but better: creating wardrobe staples designed to last. We do this by using high-quality, responsibly sourced materials produced under fair and safe conditions in line with our climate and nature goals, and supported by circular services that support pieces with longer lifetimes.

We are committed to caring for our planet and the people in our community, and we’re governed by three pillars to support our sustainability strategy: material, value chain, and circularity.

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We focus on quality and longevity when sourcing materials, so we can maximise the number of wears for each garment. We also aim to use local, certified, and recycled materials where possible.

Fibre and material choices account for a large share of our products’ environmental footprint. We focus on sourcing certified materials and improving traceability from raw material to finished product. Certifications and traceability do not make a product impact-free, and the share of our collection covered by each varies. We report on this in our sustainability disclosures.

We collaborate with our network of suppliers to source the best materials for every FILIPPA K product in terms of aesthetic, comfort, and performance. The fashion landscape is constantly evolving – we strive to partner with innovators in the industry to explore new ways of working that support a circular economy and have a positive, long-lasting impact.

How and where we make our products affects working conditions, climate, environmental impact and our influence across the supplier chain. Our production is anchored in Europe Tier 1 garment manufacturers), with 84% production volume, with the rest in Asia. However, Europe-based production does not remove all risk, particularly in earlier tiers of the supply chain like raw materials and spinning, where visibility can be limited. We work to extend our oversight further upstream.

Trico Point, Romania

This family-run factory is owned by two brothers from Italy, who have taken over from their father. Stefano and Tommaso Paolin and their team are committed to sustainable practices – the factory is certified with the responsible animal fibre standards, and is working closely with FILIPPA K on a wool traceability project. Trico Point has been a FILIPPA K partner since 2021.

HS Shenzhen, China

This small factory in China is owned by Lily, who oversees approximately 100 employees. HS Shenzhen, a partner since 2018, is committed to working with FILIPPA K on consistent training around and the improvement of the factory’s labour rights.

We design products to last, offer services that extend garment life, such as alterations, repairs and resale, and continue to develop circular concepts like rental, remake, and secondhand. These efforts strengthen our long-term competitiveness and help us meet increasing expectations from customers, investors, and regulation.

We also contribute to circularity by using recycled materials, supporting material innovations, providing garment care guidance, and offering a resale platform for our customers in Sweden.

Read our annual reports to learn more about how we approach sustainability, and how we’re working to meet our goals.

Sustainability Report 2025