Certified, not claimed
GOTS certificate RSC 9687 — independently audited, documentation supplied with your order so you can back the claim to customers and retailers.
Sustainability you can verify — certified organic fabrics, fair conditions, and a low minimum that means brands make what they can sell, not landfill.
"Sustainable" is the most over-used word in fashion, so we'll define ours precisely. Collective Studio is a family-run sustainable clothing manufacturer whose claims come with documents: our organic cotton is certified to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS, certificate RSC 9687) — the leading standard covering organic fibre content, banned chemicals, water treatment and fair labour across the whole supply chain — and we're members of BKMEA and the Narayanganj Chamber of Commerce.
Beyond organic cotton we work with recycled performance blends, bamboo viscose, modal and hemp, so you can pick the most responsible fabric that genuinely suits your garment rather than greenwashing one that doesn't.
And there's a structural point most factories won't mention: overproduction is fashion's biggest waste. Our 100-piece minimum lets brands produce what they can actually sell, test before scaling, and reorder winners — less dead stock by design, not by slogan.
GOTS certificate RSC 9687 — independently audited, documentation supplied with your order so you can back the claim to customers and retailers.
Fair wages measured against real living costs, published hours, audited safe conditions — meet the team on our factory photo essay, by name.
GOTS organic cotton, recycled blends, bamboo viscose, modal and hemp — matched honestly to the garment you're making.
A 100-piece minimum means you make what sells instead of warehousing guesses. Low MOQ is a sustainability feature, not just a startup-friendly one.
Verifiable things, not adjectives: certified materials (like GOTS organic cotton), responsible water and chemical handling in dyeing, fair audited working conditions, and production models that avoid overproduction. Ask any factory for the documents behind each claim — we supply ours.
Yes — certificate RSC 9687, and we provide the documentation on request. GOTS independently verifies organic fibre content plus environmental and social criteria from farm to finished garment.
Structurally, yes: fashion's biggest waste is unsold stock. A 100-piece minimum lets brands match production to real demand and reorder what sells, instead of gambling thousands of units into landfill.
GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled performance blends, bamboo viscose, modal and hemp. We'll recommend the most responsible option that actually suits your garment and budget.
Yes. Certified fabrics cost a little more per metre, but starting at 100 pieces keeps the total order affordable — many of our brands launch fully organic from day one.
Whether it’s a large bulk or wholesale run or your first batch of 100, send a sketch, a reference, or a sentence. We’ll reply within one business day with fabric options and an indicative price.