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BETTER CHOICES, NOT EMPTY PROMISES

We’re not here to pretend that making clothes has no impact. It does.

But we believe that better choices, made consistently, can make a difference. From the materials we use and the way we produce our gear, to the packaging we send them in and the community we support, we’re always looking for ways to do things better.

We’re not perfect and we won’t pretend to be. We’re a small independent brand, but that means every decision matters. We’d rather make genuine progress than empty promises.

Fast fashion is built around disposable clothing. That's not what we're about.

We create designs we hope you’ll want to wear for years, not just a season. That means choosing quality garments, comfortable fabrics and reliable construction — because the most sustainable piece of clothing is often the one you already own.

Look after your TOC gear and it’ll be there for the gigs, festivals and everyday battles ahead. Following the care instructions and washing at 30 degrees helps keep your favourite pieces looking their best for longer, while using less energy too.

Because the best way to reduce the impact of clothing is to make sure it gets worn.

We're conscious of the impact we have and make more responsible choices wherever we can.

When and where possible we choose materials and production methods that reduce our impact without compromising on quality. Our garments are made using responsibly sourced materials, including organic cotton options, while our designs are printed using eco-friendly inks.

We use recycled packaging materials wherever possible and every shipment we send is carbon neutral, with its estimated shipping emissions offset through carbon removal.

Carbon-neutral shipping on all orders

For us, sustainability isn’t just about the products we create — it’s about protecting the community that inspires them.

Looking after what matters also means looking after those who make our scene what it is. That’s why 5% of every order goes to Music Minds Matter, helping fund mental health support for everyone working in music. From the artists on stage to the crew behind the scenes, we believe that supporting the scene means supporting the people who bring it to life.

That's how we view sustainability. Better choices. No empty promises. Just a commitment to keep improving.

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