Okadanu
We may earn a commission through this partner link. It helps fund the next scan.
The smart read on Okadanu
transparency
About Okadanu
Owner · Sarah Danu is the owner of Okadanu.
Oka Danu (Oka Danu Organic, founder Sarah Danu) is a small one-woman brand that names its fibre source in product copy: organically grown ultra-long staple pima cotton from Bergman Riviera Farm in Peru, shipped by the bale to Tokyo where it is processed and woven by its ‘organic-only partner fabric mill’. Garments use only natural fibres, organic thread and compostable corozo-nut buttons, and are left undyed or dyed with plants, minerals and roots. It does not publish a formal supplier list or name its cut-and-sew facility.
Where Okadanu isn’t perfect
No formal factory list; weaving mill and cut-and-sew workshop not named; organic claims not backed by an explicitly cited GOTS/third-party certificate on the website.
These products carry no fibre composition the brand publishes anywhere we can read. They are counted in the catalogue total but excluded from the fibre percentage, and linked so you can check them yourself.
What we read and checked
Read the evidence and its qualifications alongside each finding.
Recorded features & ownership
Oka Danu (Oka Danu Organic, founder Sarah Danu) is a small one-woman brand that names its fibre source in product copy: organically grown ultra-long staple pima cotton from Bergman Riviera Farm in Peru, shipped by the bale to Tokyo where it is processed and woven by its ‘organic-only partner fabric mill’. Garments use only natural fibres, organic thread and compostable corozo-nut buttons, and are left undyed or dyed with plants, minerals and roots. It does not publish a formal supplier list or name its cut-and-sew facility.
What the sources support
Not in the official GOTS database (checked 14 August 2026); claims GOTS certification via organic farm-direct fabric, not registry-resolvable (material level). Brand-attested. · Checked 2026-08-14
Okadanu does not hold OEKO-TEX certification.
Okadanu clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Okadanu clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand. Okadanu's organic cotton garments are plant only and vegan, but the brand also offers climate beneficial wool sponges and a bra containing natural rubber, so the brand as a whole is not vegan.
Care, repair & end of life
Every field we hold on Okadanu
The field values retain the source’s wording and qualifications. A preview is shown where the full report is not available to your account.
Verdict
Catalogue read 0%.
Straight answers
Up to 20% off eligible verified brands
Live member rewards rotate as brands are verified. A listing only receives its own code when an eligible offer is recorded.
Discounts on brands that earn their place
See current eligible codes from clothing, food, stays and more alongside the independent report that qualified each brand.
- The report stays independent of the reward
- Codes can rotate after every verification pass
- Premium keeps the rewards wall and every report open
Start with a free trial
Get full access now. Cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing.
Start my 3-day free trialCancel anytime · membership options shown before checkout
How Okadanu compares across published ratings
Work out the real cost per wear
Use the price and realistic wear count to compare long-term value.
Cost per wear is the honest test behind "buy less, buy better": a £200 coat worn 300 times beats a £25 one worn 5 times. It rewards wearing what you own and choosing things built to last.
Where would you like to go next?
Last checked 2026-07-30 · verified · Ask us to rescan this listing




