Fibres & Materials
At Tiger of Sweden, our collections are developed with quality craftmanship and considered material choices in mind.
Our Materials
Guided by our “Preferred Fibre Standard”, our fibres are selected according to our preferred Fibre Standard, including certified, recycled and organic options where available. By 2030, all our fabrics should be responsibly sourced.
How we make trims and details shift towards certified and recycled materials where feasible. We are saving more than a tonne of metal annually by removing the metal seal on hangtags and minimising the use of safety pins. We now use only paper labels that are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified.
Preferred Fibre Standard
Our Preferred Fibre Standard guides how we source materials and fibres and helps measure our progress towards sustainability. An interactive tool, the Preferred Fibre Standard, is continuously updated with the latest research and innovation.
Preferred fibre categories include recycled fibres, organic fibres, regenerative fibres and fibres from certified sources. Garments composed primarily of preferred fibre fabrics are labelled “Responsible Choice”, which means the main fabric contains x % fibres from our Preferred Fibre Standard such as Responsible Wool. It does not assess all product impacts.
Find out more information about our Preferred Fibre Standard.
Animal Welfare
We stand firm in our belief that the production of any materials of animal origin must require animal-derived materials to meet our Animal Welfare Policy and recognised standards such as RWS/RMS where applicable. We are also Fur Free Alliance compliant.
Chemical Compliance
We are committed to maintain and communicate a Restricted Substance List to suppliers to support compliance with relevant chemical requirements. Review the Tiger of Sweden RSL.
Extended Responsibility
Recognising our need for progress, we encourage consumers to invest in fewer, better-quality garments and to use their clothes for as long as possible. We have created care guidelines and added the Clevercare symbol to all care labels.
