Agogic

Agogic's clothing line is made of upcycled plastic gathered from marine litter, industrial waste and leftover stock. Their clothes literally clean the ocean. For every 10 trench coats they sell, the oceans are cleaned of 1.5 kgs of plastic

Agogic believes in useful, minimal, and no waste packaging which is why they do not use plastic for their bags. They instead employ reusable and returnable plastic bags by Repack for all their items. Once their customer has opened their package, they can simply fold and drop the empty bag to a postbox. Repack checks it, cleans it, and sends it back to Agogic for reuse. Each garment is secured with its own recycled polyester mini rope, presented with a user guide in its own envelope, all printed on recycled paper

Salome Wilson, founder of Agogic was a designer for the biggest outdoor brand in the world. When she started bike commuting, she soon realized how cumbersome it was for a woman to be both stylish and dynamic. "I had to pick either to be sweaty all day or soaking wet. There has to be a solution, I told myself. I decided to find it. That is why she founded Agogic"

Agogic's garments are manufactured in a third-party production plant in Italy, located in Via Trieste 9 in Martinengo, province of Bergamo. The company name is La Rocca. Founded in 1959, La Rocca is compliant with Italian law and routinely audited. On top of this, Agogic regularly visits their factory to make sure that each and every worker is treated and paid fairly

All of Agogic's products are designed and produced in Italy

Agogic doesn't churn out clothes, on the contrary: they take it slow to make them as good as they can possibly get. They want their clothes to last forever. All their fabrics are tested to pass the Martindale Abrasion Test for high durability. They strictly follow the Waste & Resource Action Programme’s (WRAP) Clothing Longevity Protocol. They believe style never fades. Style lasts forever, like diamonds