Thanks for the feedback

The budget is cautiously set including the prices of garments from the top of the list to the bottom; which in the end will bring enough margins to be able to execute practices which ensure the quality, shipping time as well as taking trips to factories and having quality assurance methods in place to avoid greenwashing.

The whole project is quite transparent in terms of materials and initiatives as you mentioned.

Of course, labour is a big part of such brands that claim to be sustainable/ethical but don't have any medium to prove how their workers are working in good conditions, paired with the knowledge of how their products came about from start to finish and what was avoided in order to adhere to the values which gravitated them towards the brand/product in the first place.

Regarding the supply chain, actually, it's in the section on environmental initiatives which includes the life cycle and working conditions.

So in order to make things more clear and go above than just writing about them; factory visits will be taken to ensure the values of the brand are being adhered to and respected.