Jaggery London

157 (45.1%) 100% plant fibre (organic cotton, linen, hemp) | 191 (54.9%) animal fibre (wool, silk, down)

FibreStyles%Measure100% plant fibre (organic cotton, linen, hemp)15745.1%Naturalanimal fibre (wool, silk, down)19154.9%Animal

Upcycled/reclaimed 'hero' materials: rescued car seat belts, decommissioned cargo lashing belts, ex-army canvas, ex-bouncy-castle material and diverted textile waste (India)

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These products publish an incomplete composition, so the scanner does not guess the missing share.

Cotton, Linen

Alpaca, Wool, Silk

None

Organic Cotton

Polyester, Acrylic

Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen

Jaggery London does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.

Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result.

Jaggery London claims no other third party certification on its materials, about or makers pages.

Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result.

Brand declares vegan: Not confirmed.

Animal-derived fabrics found: Not confirmed.

Not applicable (upcycled canvas/webbing)

Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result.

Described as India's first 'certified circular' bag brand (certifier not named); Ellen MacArthur Foundation community member; aligned to UN SDGs; lifetime warranty / closed-loop remanufacturing

Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result.

Theresa Devitt is the owner of Jaggery London.

PFAS-free (verified)

Jaggery London are located in London in United Kingdom.

Not applicable

Jaggery London ships to the UK, Europe, the USA and other countries, with no free shipping threshold stated. UK orders from Jaggery London are sent by Royal Mail special delivery, tracked and signed for.

International: ships internationally.

A surcharge may apply to remote areas, and all international and European orders from Jaggery London are considered final sale once shipped and are not eligible for a refund or exchange.

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Composition/material disclosure: 94.8%. 313 of 330 readable eligible textile products published enough material information to classify. 17 readable products did not.

Technical scan coverage: 97.6%. Throne successfully reached a definite readable outcome for 330 of 338 identified eligible textile products. 8 products were left as a technical read failure, not counted as brand non-disclosure.

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Jaggery London

United Kingdom

hello@jaggerylondon.co.uk

Jaggery London clothing brand woman ownership: Yes (Founder is Theresa Devitt).

Jaggery London began with a first production knitted by a group of women knitters in south India. Its organic cotton in Peru is Peruvian Tanguis or Peruvian Pima, and its Indian production uses left over organic Indian cotton.

Its wool collection uses Peruvian highland wool, Peruvian Alpaca, baby Alpaca and Merino wool from Uruguay or Argentina. Its buttons are made from natural corozo or recycled shells.

Is Jaggery London a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.

Jaggery London builds its handloom linen collection from Indian linen, organic Indian cotton and Indian cotton, with organic cotton drawn from Peruvian Tanguis, Peruvian Pima or leftover end of line organic Indian cotton.

Knitwear from the brand uses Peruvian highland wool, Peruvian alpaca, baby alpaca and Merino wool from Uruguay or Argentina, or a Peruvian alpaca and organic cotton mix.

Handloom cottons and Bengali linen pieces are tailored in an ethical and sustainable design and tailoring studio in Bangalore, India, using naturally dyed handwoven fabrics or leftover end of line fabrics.

Jaggery London runs a knitwear workshop in South India that supports local women with full time employment and reliable training, alongside an award winning Peru knitting project working with young mothers and women from disadvantaged neighbourhoods.

Fabrics from Jaggery London are only dyed with azo free dyes, and its buttons are made from natural corozo or recycled shells, dyed where required with those same azo free dyes.

Jaggery London prioritises a slow and respectful production and runs a no waste collection, and its Peru wool is described as mulesing and cruelty free.

Jaggery London clothing brand ownership is not identified as people of colour.

Jaggery London clothing brand ownership is not identified as LGBTQ+.

Jaggery London clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.

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