mini skirt - fili - ink

50% Lenzing™ Modal / 50% EcoVero™

slim fit

overlapping side is sewn on and it has a hidden zipper on the side

caring for ecovero™

this fabric is quite easy to take care of - just make sure you wash it gently. not warmer than 30 degrees is just right. the fabric can leave streaks when it rubs against itself too much.  you can either use a wash bag or wash it by hand. the best thing about it - you can hang to dry and you won't have any wrinkles!

what is ecovero™?

this fabric is another sustainable viscose (soft plant fiber fabric, chemically made) option! it is soft and flowy - but a bit more like cotton than tencel. it can be used for thicker blouses and even hats! this fabric is also made by Lenzing (yay!).

why love ecovero™?

apart from being environmentally friendly (it is even biodegradable!) this fabric is a dream to wear. it is flowy, soft and breathable.

ecovero™ production

the wood used to create to yarn is grown and processed sustainably and only comes from responsible, certified sources. it is certified with the EU ecolabel which guarantees high environmental standards throughout the lifecycle: from growing the raw material to production, distribution and disposal. compared to regular viscose, the manufacturing of ecovero™ generates up to 50% lower emissions, energy use and water impact.

1. design

JAN 'N JUNE founders Anna and Jula still do all of the design work themselves. They are mastering that challenge, despite living in two different countries. Luckily they're pros at long-distance teamwork.

So the design process is split between Hamburg and Dubai.

2. raw material

While shopping slow and fair fashion pieces, we don't want you to miss out on the comfort and elegance of viscose. So let us introduce you to EcoVero™: The austrian fiber supplier Lenzing AG has a sustainable take on viscose, based on renewable wood from certified sources. Once you go sustainable, you never go back!

The EcoVero™ and Modal for this piece of clothing was produced in Austria.

3. yarn production

No matter which fibers we are talking about, they have to be spun into a yarn for further production steps.

The yarn production takes place in Kayseri, Turkey.

4. fabric production

The next step of the Supply Chain is to weave the yarn into a fabric.

The fabric production is located in Bursa, Turkey.

5. manufacturing

That's where all the magic happens!
Our manufacturers receive the patterns, fabrics, and other components like buttons or zippers and make them into a garment.

This piece is made in Poland.

based in: hamburg, germany
founded by: anna bronowski & juliana (jula) holtzheimer, 2014
products: clothing, accessories

a bottle of wine, hamburg, summer 2013. that’s when it all started with the question “why is there no stylish, sustainable, and affordable fashion label?”. anna and jula couldn’t find the kind of fashion label they were looking for, so they simply decided to start their own. and all that while living in three different countries. piece of cake right? today jan 'n june is a sustainable fashion success story. all their items are fairly and transparently produced in portugal and poland, using only sustainable materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester, lyocell, and many more. each and every one of their final items are provided with a qr-code showing its eco-id, from the supply chain to final production.  

fashion, but make it slow.

jan 'n june stands for

fashionable - sustainable - affordable

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