The exact composition differs by product. Across the collection, we prioritise certified organic cotton and selected recycled fibres where they support the performance and durability of the garment. You’ll always find the exact material breakdown on the product page.
ORGANIC COTTON
Organic cotton is the foundation of many HUMBLE pieces. Where a product is GOTS-certified, the standard verifies organic fibre content and sets environmental and social requirements for certified stages of textile processing and manufacturing.
The exact fibre composition and applicable certifications are listed on each product page.
RECYCLED COTTON
Selected HUMBLE products use recycled cotton made from textile cutting waste that is processed into new yarns. Where GRS certification applies, it verifies recycled material and chain of custody and includes additional social, environmental and chemical requirements for certified processing.
The exact recycled content is listed on each product page.
RECYCLED POLYESTER
Selected sweatshirts and hoodies use recycled polyester to add stability and durability. Where GRS certification applies, the recycled material is verified through the supply chain.
Because compositions differ by product, the exact percentage is always listed on the product page.
RECYCLED NYLON
Some HUMBLE garments contain a small percentage of recycled nylon made from existing textile material. It can add strength and durability while keeping the fabric lightweight.
The exact composition is listed on the product page.
We keep improving the choices behind our clothing — from packaging and materials to longer garment life and future second-life solutions.
Standards such as GOTS, GRS, FSC and PETA-Approved Vegan each verify a specific part of a product, material or packaging. We explain what each one covers and where it applies.
We expect our production partners to take working conditions seriously and use established systems for monitoring and ongoing improvement.
Packaging is part of our impact too. We use FSC-certified packaging materials and keep looking for ways to reduce unnecessary material.