Ida Volta
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Thin wool socks | wool, cotton | Blend |
| 002 | Bau00cda top | cotton | Plant |
| 003 | Eles Pants Linen | linen | Plant |
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Recorded findings for Ida Volta
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- Thin wool socks · wool, cotton
- Bau00cda top · cotton
- Eles Pants Linen · linen
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About Ida Volta
Owner · Johanna Adriaens is the owner of Ida Volta.
Ida & Volta is a Belgian natural-materials label that names its supply chain openly: Belgian linen from family mill Libeco, virgin wool from the Burel factory in Portugal, recycled cashmere from a Tuscan family business, and GOTS-certified organic cotton mainly from Uganda (sometimes Israel). Production is kept short and local, made in Belgium and Portugal, with named makers including the De Vaartkapoen sheltered workshop in Brussels and seamstress Berta Kassal. Ida & Volta offers near farm-to-shelf transparency rare for a small brand.
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Recorded features & ownership
Ida & Volta makes its womenswear from 100% natural materials that are EU sourced and traceable, using Belgian linen and hemp, Portuguese wool, organic cotton, Tencel made from eucalyptus, recycled cashmere from Italy and handwoven Peace Silk. No polyester is used anywhere…
GOTS-certified organic cotton
De Vaartkapoen (sheltered workshop, Brussels); Portuguese family-run workshops; seamstress Berta Kassal
Ida & Volta prioritises biodegradable mono-materials like 100% organic linen or wool that are easier to recycle, and builds circularity into its natural fibre pieces through mending services, repair over replacement and secondhand resale.
What the sources support
Not in the official GOTS database (checked 14 August 2026); brand's own materials page does not state GOTS. Brand-attested at most (third-party directories only). · Checked 2026-08-14
Ida Volta does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.
Ida Volta clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Ida Volta clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
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