
Organic and Recycle Fabrics
Organic fabrics are made from fibers grown without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, promoting soil health and reducing environmental impact. Recycled fabrics, on the other hand, are made from post-consumer or post-industrial waste, such as discarded garments or plastic bottles, giving materials a second life and reducing waste in landfills. Both types of fabrics contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry by conserving resources, reducing carbon footprints, and supporting circular economies. By choosing organic and recycled fabrics, CW BLANKS can enjoy high-quality, eco-conscious products that support a healthier planet.

Energy
WE PRODUCE AROUND 40% OF THE ENERGY WE CONSUME EACH YEAR. We are committed to reducing gas emissions and energy consumption. For this reason, we have expanded our facilities, investing in modern technology and installing solar panels that generate around 40% of our annual energy.

Water Saved
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We have been building a responsible, conscious, and committed path towards environmental preservation. One of our main goals began with saving water in our production. This concern came with the implementation of theEco-finish Nebulization system.
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Traditional washing vs Eco-finish Nebulization system
With the Eco-finish Nebulization system, it is possible to see a reduction in water consumption during washing and, a reduction in energy consumption for both washing and drying garments. Resource-saving rates increase as we focus on finding new ecologically sustainable methods and processes.

Who made my Clothes?
At CW BLANKS we are concerned with producing with conscience and helping our customers to create responsibly, framing the financial, social, and environmental pillars as a seal of quality. This is the place where you can communicate the transparency of your brand.
People are our greatest value at CW BLANKS. They are the ones who hold all the knowledge that our company applies every day to the clothes we produce, pack, and send all over the world