Brown Brit lace-up cardigan made of organic cotton from Baige the Label

Baìge the Label was founded by Bina Nöhr from Hamburg, who shows that fair fashion does not have to be inferior to conventional fashion. What is behind the name Baìge?
When looking for the right name for her label, Bina kept coming up with the color beige.
Ultimately it is an imaginative variation of the spelling. Beige is a natural color, an origin from which so many things can come.
The label focuses on minimalist, timeless design; Garments that people can combine perfectly with each other, high-quality and durable materials and fair and sustainable production.
All garments are manufactured under fair conditions in a family business in Bulgaria. All textile workers receive a wage that is above the mandatory minimum wage in Bulgaria. The wages of textile workers are adjusted so that a single person can support a family of four. The company also pays for overtime. Regular working hours are 40 hours a week. Textile workers are allowed a maximum of 48 hours per week. There are 20 vacation days a year and a bonus at Christmas.