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- Armor Lux. Knitwear
- Atoma. Notebook and organizing system
- Blue de Gênes. Fashion
- Cuboro. Marble Runs
- Bolichwerke. Archetypal Lighting
- Bonnat. Chocolate
- Bree. Bags
- Brütting. Shoes
- Cavalieri. Pasta
- Claudia Lanius. Fashion
- Chico. Hammocks
- Christiane Strobel. Fashion
- Davey Lighting. Luminaires from England
- Dovo. Manicure Instruments
- Elephant. Beer garden furniture
- Precision engineering K. Fischer
- Fermob. French garden furniture
- Giese. Sanitary manufactory
- Goyon-Chazeau. Cutlery
- Güde. Knives
- Hack Lederware. Leather Goods
- Haflinger slippers
- Robert Herder. Knife Manufacture
- Herrnhuter Sterne
- Hiltl pants
- Hohenmoorer Messermanufaktur
- Hornmanufaktur Petz. Horn combs
- Hydrophil. For the love of water
- Inis Meáin. Knitwear
- Kaweco. Writing instruments
- Klar. Soaps from Heidelberg
- Kösener Spielzeug Manufaktur. Stuffed animals
- Knowledge Cotton Apparel. Green Fashion
- Krumpholz. Garden tools
- Kreis Ledermanufaktur. Leather Goods
- Louis Poulsen. Danish lamps
- Merz beim Schwanen. Clothing
- Milantoast
- Moccamaster filter coffee machines
- Naseweiss. Wooden toys
- Nohrd. Wooden sports equipment
- Novila. Underwear & Nightwear
- Pike Brothers
- Rampal. Marseilles soaps
- Red Wing Shoe Company
- Riess. Enamelled Pots and Pans
- Rofa workwear
- Seldom. Knitwear
- Silampos. Energy saving pots and pans
- Upholstered furniture from Sinn
- Sneeboer. Garden Tools
- Sonnenleder. Leather Goods
- TON. Coffee house chairs
- Turk. Forged iron pans
- Victoria. Pans & Pots
- Waldmann. Writing Implements
- Werkhaus
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Armedangels. To show that it can be done differently
To design fashion differently (and better), to conserve resources instead of exploiting them, and to create designs that make lasting additions to the wardrobe - that was the plan of Martin Höfeler and Anton Jurina, the founders of the Cologne-based label Armedangels. Or to put it in CEO Höfeler's words, "I really just wanted to prove that it's possible to build a company that's profit-driven while pushing good." And what began in 2007 with a plain white T-shirt has long since become a successful fair fashion label. What remains unchanged is the approach that everything is produced as sustainably as possible: ecological materials, transparent supply chains, durable design and fair working conditions. This fairness is regularly checked by several independent organizations. Thus, Armedangels may adorn itself with the Fairtrade and the GOTS seal. In addition, the label is part of the Fair Wear Foundation.
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