Rooted. Ruthless. Renewable.
Cycle 001: IGNITION — 1,402 pieces. No restock.
Status: Active
Current cycle: 001 — IGNITION
Garments in production: 1,402
Trees in the ground: 14,020
Bullshit in supply chain: None verified.
"This website was built to make you feel something before you buy anything."
Cycle 001: IGNITION — 1,402 pieces. No restock.
(More than aviation and shipping combined.)
Lifecycle Observation
Tencel from certified forests. Nylon pulled from the Pacific Ocean. We start where others leave off.
Fibers spun into yarn without virgin plastic. No synthetic dyes. No shortcuts. A process that mimics organic growth.
Cut and stitched in a 100% wind-powered facility in Northern Portugal. Mycelium jacquard woven directly into the interior.
"This toggle is offcut pine from Alentejo, Portugal. Forest #: 00847. Every detail has a story. We wrote them all down."
When it's done—and it will take years—it composts. Roots grow through it. The cycle loops. This is not sustainability. This is accountability.
Current Cycle: Ignition. Specimens observed.
Classification: Outer / Mid / Base
Status: Active
Interactive Supply Chain Audit — Hover to inspect nodes.
Manufacturing — Porto, PT
"We spin the yarn and cut the cloth. 100% wind powered."
Wage Benchmark: €16.40/hr
Hemp Cultivation — Kentucky, USA
"Regenerative farming restores the topsoil. The fabric is just a byproduct."
Cert: Organic Regenerative
Nylon Recovery — Pacific Ocean
"Pulling ghost nets off the reef before they break down."
Partner: Ocean Recovery Initiative
Our current carbon footprint per unit
Industry average: 8.1kg CO2e
Our target by 2026: 0.8kg CO2e
"We're not there yet."
% of packaging that is plastic-free
The remaining 6%: the adhesive strip on our mailer bags.
Current best replacement increases cost by $0.38/unit.
"We will absorb that cost when we find one that works."
Starting wage at Portugal facility
Living wage benchmark: €13.20/hr
All manufacturing workers paid above living wage: Yes
"We pay 24% above living wage. We publish this annually."
A garment you've repaired is worth more than a new one. We mean that financially and philosophically. We sell Repair Kits for every garment we make. Because the goal is to never sell you a replacement.
The Terra Repair Kit — $18
"Scars are proof of life."
An irregular transmission from the Terra Threads supply chain. No marketing. No sales. Just the dirt on how things are made.
Why we killed our bestselling colorway.
The truth about 'organic' certification.
