RIANI ON THE WAY TO EVEN MORE
Sustainability
The topic of sustainability has high priority for RIANI. In times of climate change, the premium label prioritises fair manufacture, in addition to inspiring and wearable fashion, in order to produce collections in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
These are the steps in a development that RIANI is promoting with huge commitment.
LOYAL PARTNER
The RIANI headquarter is located in Germany and employs about 130 people. The headquarter is also home to the prototype studio. In addition to the on-site production of samples, RIANI maintains longstanding and loyal relationships with its producers and suppliers here, most of whom are situated in Europe. Many of these collaborations have been in place for more than 40 years now.
Most of RIANI’s fabric suppliers are based in Italy, and the exclusive prints seen in our collections are created both in Italy and directly in Germany.
RIANI Denim 3401 is also produced by an Italian sustainable jeans manufacturer: the family-run Candiani denim mill. Candiani is known as the “greenest textile company in the blue world” and has been awarded the Kiotex Save The World certificate for its continuous development of new sustainable textile washing techniques and its environmentally friendly production.
RECYCLED MATERIAL
RIANI makes a conscious effort to use recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
The garment covers are made of 100% recycled polyester and biodegradable plastics composed of polymers.
100% reconditioned cotton can be seen in the RIANI collections in fabric 8143: sustainable and stylish!
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL
The 2162 trouser fabric frequently employed by RIANI is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and made of organic cotton yarns. Fabric 3828 is also GOTScertified. RIANI makes even greater use of Lenzing’s Eco Vero viscose in the new collection. The fibre, which is used, for example, for NOS fabric 5262, is made of wood from certified renewable sources and undergoes an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
When selecting its fabric suppliers, RIANI pays close attention to sustainable production, which guarantees, among other things, a reduced use of heavy oil, the recycling of waste and the minimisation of CO2 emissions. These carefully selected fabrics meet the ÖKO-TEX 100 Standard and are tested in accordance with the REACH regulation.
Linen is one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants and is also known as flax. RIANI is making increased use of this biodegradable cellulose fibre. The plant is environmentally friendly and naturally sustainable as it requires very little fertiliser or pesticides. Another sustainable aspect is the fact that the fibre is of European origin. The 3859, 2272, 7307, 3862 and 8197 fabrics in the new collection are all made of linen.
RIANI increasingly uses fabrics and jerseys made of 100% lyocell, a fibre produced with purely organic solvents. Current examples include the fine jersey fabric 8188, as well as 3780 and 3767.
MADE IN GERMANY
RIANI is placing more and more emphasis on producing and finishing goods in Germany.
RIANI’s classic 3178 fabric, for example, which is used for a wide range of models and product groups, is woven and finished in Germany. As is fabric 3659.
Fabrics 3837 and 3838 are printed in Germany under strict environmental regulations.
The RIANI face masks are also manufactured in part in the studio in Schorndorf using leftover fabric.
WASTE REDUCTION
RIANI has a range of face masks made of 100% medically treated cotton to match the current collections.
In order to reduce waste, these are made from leftover fabric.
This approach not only guarantees environmentally friendly recycling, but also takes the fashion aspect into account, as the masks always match the colours and prints of the new collection.
RIANI ON THE WAY TO EVEN MORE
Sustainability
The topic of sustainability has high priority for RIANI. In times of climate change, the premium label prioritises fair manufacture, in addition to inspiring and wearable fashion, in order to produce collections in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
These are the steps in a development that RIANI is promoting with huge commitment.
LOYAL PARTNER
The RIANI headquarter is located in Germany and employs about 130 people. The headquarter is also home to the prototype studio. In addition to the on-site production of samples, RIANI maintains longstanding and loyal relationships with its producers and suppliers here, most of whom are situated in Europe. Many of these collaborations have been in place for more than 40 years now.
Most of RIANI’s fabric suppliers are based in Italy, and the exclusive prints seen in our collections are created both in Italy and directly in Germany.
RIANI Denim 3401 is also produced by an Italian sustainable jeans manufacturer: the family-run Candiani denim mill. Candiani is known as the “greenest textile company in the blue world” and has been awarded the Kiotex Save The World certificate for its continuous development of new sustainable textile washing techniques and its environmentally friendly production.
RECYCLED MATERIAL
RIANI makes a conscious effort to use recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
The garment covers are made of 100% recycled polyester and biodegradable plastics composed of polymers.
100% reconditioned cotton can be seen in the RIANI collections in fabric 8143: sustainable and stylish!
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL
The 2162 trouser fabric frequently employed by RIANI is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and made of organic cotton yarns. Fabric 3828 is also GOTScertified. RIANI makes even greater use of Lenzing’s Eco Vero viscose in the new collection. The fibre, which is used, for example, for NOS fabric 5262, is made of wood from certified renewable sources and undergoes an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
When selecting its fabric suppliers, RIANI pays close attention to sustainable production, which guarantees, among other things, a reduced use of heavy oil, the recycling of waste and the minimisation of CO2 emissions. These carefully selected fabrics meet the ÖKO-TEX 100 Standard and are tested in accordance with the REACH regulation.
Linen is one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants and is also known as flax. RIANI is making increased use of this biodegradable cellulose fibre. The plant is environmentally friendly and naturally sustainable as it requires very little fertiliser or pesticides. Another sustainable aspect is the fact that the fibre is of European origin. The 3859, 2272, 7307, 3862 and 8197 fabrics in the new collection are all made of linen.
MADE IN GERMANY
RIANI is placing more and more emphasis on producing and finishing goods in Germany.
RIANI’s classic 3178 fabric, for example, which is used for a wide range of models and product groups, is woven and finished in Germany. As is fabric 3659.
Fabrics 3837 and 3838 are printed in Germany under strict environmental regulations.
The RIANI face masks are also manufactured in part in the studio in Schorndorf using leftover fabric.
WASTE REDUCTION
RIANI has a range of face masks made of 100% medically treated cotton to match the current collections.
In order to reduce waste, these are made from leftover fabric.
This approach not only guarantees environmentally friendly recycling, but also takes the fashion aspect into account, as the masks always match the colours and prints of the new collection.
RIANI increasingly uses fabrics and jerseys made of 100% lyocell, a fibre produced with purely organic solvents. Current examples include the fine jersey fabric 8188, as well as 3780 and 3767.
RIANI ON THE WAY TO EVEN MORE
Sustainability
The topic of sustainability has high priority for RIANI. In times of climate change, the premium label prioritises fair manufacture, in addition to inspiring and wearable fashion, in order to produce collections in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
These are the steps in a development that RIANI is promoting with huge commitment.
LOYAL PARTNER
The RIANI headquarter is located in Germany and employs about 130 people. The headquarter is also home to the prototype studio. In addition to the on-site production of samples, RIANI maintains longstanding and loyal relationships with its producers and suppliers here, most of whom are situated in Europe. Many of these collaborations have been in place for more than 40 years now.
Most of RIANI’s fabric suppliers are based in Italy, and the exclusive prints seen in our collections are created both in Italy and directly in Germany.
RIANI Denim 3401 is also produced by an Italian sustainable jeans manufacturer: the family-run Candiani denim mill. Candiani is known as the “greenest textile company in the blue world” and has been awarded the Kiotex Save The World certificate for its continuous development of new sustainable textile washing techniques and its environmentally friendly production.
RECYCLED MATERIAL
RIANI makes a conscious effort to use recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
The garment covers are made of 100% recycled polyester and biodegradable plastics composed of polymers.
100% reconditioned cotton can be seen in the RIANI collections in fabric 8143: sustainable and stylish!
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL
The 2162 trouser fabric frequently employed by RIANI is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and made of organic cotton yarns. Fabric 3828 is also GOTScertified. RIANI makes even greater use of Lenzing’s Eco Vero viscose in the new collection. The fibre, which is used, for example, for NOS fabric 5262, is made of wood from certified renewable sources and undergoes an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
When selecting its fabric suppliers, RIANI pays close attention to sustainable production, which guarantees, among other things, a reduced use of heavy oil, the recycling of waste and the minimisation of CO2 emissions. These carefully selected fabrics meet the ÖKO-TEX 100 Standard and are tested in accordance with the REACH regulation.
Linen is one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants and is also known as flax. RIANI is making increased use of this biodegradable cellulose fibre. The plant is environmentally friendly and naturally sustainable as it requires very little fertiliser or pesticides.
MADE IN GERMANY
RIANI is placing more and more emphasis on producing and finishing goods in Germany.
RIANI’s classic 3178 fabric, for example, which is used for a wide range of models and product groups, is woven and finished in Germany. As is fabric 3659.
Fabrics 3837 and 3838 are printed in Germany under strict environmental regulations.
The RIANI face masks are also manufactured in part in the studio in Schorndorf using leftover fabric.
WASTE REDUCTION
RIANI has a range of face masks made of 100% medically treated cotton to match the current collections.
In order to reduce waste, these are made from leftover fabric.
This approach not only guarantees environmentally friendly recycling, but also takes the fashion aspect into account, as the masks always match the colours and prints of the new collection.
Another sustainable aspect is the fact that the fibre is of European origin. The 3859, 2272, 7307, 3862 and 8197 fabrics in the new collection are all made of linen.
RIANI increasingly uses fabrics and jerseys made of 100% lyocell, a fibre produced with purely organic solvents. Current examples include the fine jersey fabric 8188, as well as 3780 and 3767.
RIANI ON THE WAY TO EVEN MORE
Sustainability
The topic of sustainability has high priority for RIANI. In times of climate change, the premium label prioritises fair manufacture, in addition to inspiring and wearable fashion, in order to produce collections in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
These are the steps in a development that RIANI is promoting with huge commitment.
LOYAL PARTNER
The RIANI headquarter is located in Germany and employs about 130 people. The headquarter is also home to the prototype studio. In addition to the on-site production of samples, RIANI maintains longstanding and loyal relationships with its producers and suppliers here, most of whom are situated in Europe. Many of these collaborations have been in place for more than 40 years now.
Most of RIANI’s fabric suppliers are based in Italy, and the exclusive prints seen in our collections are created both in Italy and directly in Germany.
RIANI Denim 3401 is also produced by an Italian sustainable jeans manufacturer: the family-run Candiani denim mill. Candiani is known as the “greenest textile company in the blue world” and has been awarded the Kiotex Save The World certificate for its continuous development of new sustainable textile washing techniques and its environmentally friendly production.
RECYCLED MATERIAL
RIANI makes a conscious effort to use recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
The garment covers are made of 100% recycled polyester and biodegradable plastics composed of polymers.
100% reconditioned cotton can be seen in the RIANI collections in fabric 8143: sustainable and stylish!
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL
The 2162 trouser fabric frequently employed by RIANI is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and made of organic cotton yarns. Fabric 3828 is also GOTScertified. RIANI makes even greater use of Lenzing’s Eco Vero viscose in the new collection. The fibre, which is used, for example, for NOS fabric 5262, is made of wood from certified renewable sources and undergoes an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
When selecting its fabric suppliers, RIANI pays close attention to sustainable production, which guarantees, among other things, a reduced use of heavy oil, the recycling of waste and the minimisation of CO2 emissions. These carefully selected fabrics meet the ÖKO-TEX 100 Standard and are tested in accordance with the REACH regulation.
Linen is one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants and is also known as flax. RIANI is making increased use of this biodegradable cellulose fibre. The plant is environmentally friendly and naturally sustainable as it requires very little fertiliser or pesticides.
Another sustainable aspect is the fact that the fibre is of European origin. The 3859, 2272, 7307, 3862 and 8197 fabrics in the new collection are all made of linen.
RIANI increasingly uses fabrics and jerseys made of 100% lyocell, a fibre produced with purely organic solvents. Current examples include the fine jersey fabric 8188, as well as 3780 and 3767.
MADE IN GERMANY
RIANI is placing more and more emphasis on producing and finishing goods in Germany.
RIANI’s classic 3178 fabric, for example, which is used for a wide range of models and product groups, is woven and finished in Germany. As is fabric 3659.
Fabrics 3837 and 3838 are printed in Germany under strict environmental regulations.
The RIANI face masks are also manufactured in part in the studio in Schorndorf using leftover fabric.
WASTE REDUCTION
RIANI has a range of face masks made of 100% medically treated cotton to match the current collections.
In order to reduce waste, these are made from leftover fabric.
This approach not only guarantees environmentally friendly recycling, but also takes the fashion aspect into account, as the masks always match the colours and prints of the new collection.
RIANI ON THE WAY TO EVEN MORE
Sustainability
The topic of sustainability has high priority for RIANI. In times of climate change, the premium label prioritises fair manufacture, in addition to inspiring and wearable fashion, in order to produce collections in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly way.
These are the steps in a development that RIANI is promoting with huge commitment.
LOYAL PARTNER
The RIANI headquarter is located in Germany and employs about 130 people. The headquarter is also home to the prototype studio. In addition to the on-site production of samples, RIANI maintains longstanding and loyal relationships with its producers and suppliers here, most of whom are situated in Europe. Many of these collaborations have been in place for more than 40 years now.
Most of RIANI’s fabric suppliers are based in Italy, and the exclusive prints seen in our collections are created both in Italy and directly in Germany.
RIANI Denim 3401 is also produced by an Italian sustainable jeans manufacturer: the family-run Candiani denim mill. Candiani is known as the “greenest textile company in the blue world” and has been awarded the Kiotex Save The World certificate for its continuous development of new sustainable textile washing techniques and its environmentally friendly production.
RECYCLED MATERIAL
RIANI makes a conscious effort to use recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
The garment covers are made of 100% recycled polyester and biodegradable plastics composed of polymers.
100% reconditioned cotton can be seen in the RIANI collections in fabric 8143: sustainable and stylish!
ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIAL
The 2162 trouser fabric frequently employed by RIANI is GOTS-certified (Global Organic Textile Standard) and made of organic cotton yarns. Fabric 3828 is also GOTScertified. RIANI makes even greater use of Lenzing’s Eco Vero viscose in the new collection. The fibre, which is used, for example, for NOS fabric 5262, is made of wood from certified renewable sources and undergoes an environmentally friendly manufacturing process.
When selecting its fabric suppliers, RIANI pays close attention to sustainable production, which guarantees, among other things, a reduced use of heavy oil, the recycling of waste and the minimisation of CO2 emissions. These carefully selected fabrics meet the ÖKO-TEX 100 Standard and are tested in accordance with the REACH regulation.
Linen is one of the world’s oldest cultivated plants and is also known as flax. RIANI is making increased use of this biodegradable cellulose fibre. The plant is environmentally friendly and naturally sustainable as it requires very little fertiliser or pesticides.
Another sustainable aspect is the fact that the fibre is of European origin. The 3859, 2272, 7307, 3862 and 8197 fabrics in the new collection are all made of linen.
RIANI increasingly uses fabrics and jerseys made of 100% lyocell, a fibre produced with purely organic solvents. Current examples include the fine jersey fabric 8188, as well as 3780 and 3767.
MADE IN GERMANY
RIANI is placing more and more emphasis on producing and finishing goods in Germany.
RIANI’s classic 3178 fabric, for example, which is used for a wide range of models and product groups, is woven and finished in Germany. As is fabric 3659.
Fabrics 3837 and 3838 are printed in Germany under strict environmental regulations.
The RIANI face masks are also manufactured in part in the studio in Schorndorf using leftover fabric.
WASTE REDUCTION
RIANI has a range of face masks made of 100% medically treated cotton to match the current collections.
In order to reduce waste, these are made from leftover fabric.
This approach not only guarantees environmentally friendly recycling, but also takes the fashion aspect into account, as the masks always match the colours and prints of the new collection.
