Diversity

CHANGE COMES FROM WITHIN.

Determined to listen, learn and do better, we took an honest look at our role in the recurring narrative of injustice and racism in our country. We asked questions, had difficult conversations, and came to the conclusion that we could do better. So, we got to work.

WE COMMITTED TO SHOWCASING A MORE DIVERSE GROUP

OF WOMEN IN COLOR, SIZE AND AGE.

We’ve focused on expanding our influencer program to include more women of color and we have made the conscious choice to cast models that better represent the diversity found throughout our community. 

WE COMMITTED TO CREATING A MORE INCLUSIVE

AND TRANSPARENT CORPORATE CULTURE.

We encourage frequent feedback from every member of our team and have found this dialogue to be where change inside our organization truly begins. We don’t take lightly our responsibility to foster diversity and inclusion through our hiring practices. That said, we are a small team. As we grow, it is our priority to add more diverse voices at every level.

WE COMMITTED TO WORKING TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND WE BELIEVE GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS ACCESS TO INFORMATION IS KEY.

Consumers need to know how their clothes are made, who makes them, the conditions they’re made in, where they end up, and how that process affects people across the globe. We believe being transparent about our fabrics and our practices is our social responsibility.

WE COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING AND AMPLIFYING CAUSES THAT

ALIGN WITH OUR CORE VALUES.

So far we’ve partnered in donation with:

Here are some resources we've used to deepen our own education this past year:

READ “So You Want to Talk About Race” – Ijeoma Oluo “I’m Still Here” – Austin Channing Brown “White Fragility” – Robin DiAngelo “How to be an Antiracist” – Ibram X. Kendi   WATCH “Dear White People” – Justin Simien “See You Yesterday” – Stefon Bristol “When They See Us” – Ava Duvernay “If Beale Street Could Talk” – Barry Jenkins “The Hate U Give” – George Tillman Jr. “Clemency” – Chinonye Chukwu “13th” – Ava Duvernay “Just Mercy” – Destin Daniel Cretton   LISTEN 1619 – The New York Times About Race Code Switch – NPR The Diversity Gap Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast