Our collections are the heart of Rich & Royal. Every single product is designed and produced with a high demand on quality, design and sustainability. Special attention is paid to the conscious selection of materials.
For us, aesthetics and ethics go hand in hand.

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

One of the most important steps on the way to greater sustainability is the careful use of our planet's resources. For us, this means a conscious and diverse selection of materials and the continuous search for innovations and alternatives.

By joining the "Fur Free Retailer Program"
we seal our commitment to the protection of animals and only use high-quality faux fur instead of fur.

Because sustainability begins with awareness:
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Sustainable materials

ORGANIC COTTON

Less is more: our organic cotton is grown using 62% less energy and up to 91% less water than usual - and 0% toxic chemicals. The cotton is grown under ethical conditions, using only natural fertilizers.
When you choose a piece made from organic cotton, you are choosing to treat nature with respect and to ensure fair working conditions on the cotton plantations.

Sustainable materials

RDS-CERTIFIED DOWN AND FEATHERS

For the protection of animals: The feathers and down we use for our products come from animals raised in ethically responsible conditions. The globally valid "Responsible Down Standard" for down places particular emphasis on animal welfare.
If you choose an item with RDS, you are opting for ethical and humane husbandry of geese and ducks. By the way: In addition to RDS, we are increasingly using recycled, sustainable down imitations.

Sustainable materials

FSC-CERTIFIED VISCOSE

Garments made from FSC-certified viscose were once a tree - yes, really! It grew in a sustainably managed forest, free from genetically modified plants.
When you choose these garments, you are choosing to protect forest biodiversity and the natural habitat of thousands of plants and animals.

Sustainable materials

LENZING™ | ECOVERO™

Please be kind: garments made from Lenzing™ Ecovero™ are nature's best friend because they contain the most environmentally friendly viscose available: The fibers are made from sustainable wood and pulp and come from certified sources. The production process uses 50% less emissions and water than conventional viscose fibers.
When you choose these garments, you are choosing less environmental impact and sustainable production.

Sustainable materials

RECYCLED MATERIALS

Once loved: these pieces were once something else and have been reinvented by us. Recycling wool, cotton, polyester and nylon fibers and giving them a new life is more sustainable than producing new textiles.
When you choose products made from recycled materials, you avoid the use of chemicals and energy that would be used in the production of new fibers.

ORGANIC BASICS

Timeless, sustainable, fair: our popular basics have been sustainable since July 2021 - from the first to the last step. This means that we use certified organic cotton, eco-friendly viscose and high-quality denim twill from the traditional Candiani weaving mill for our wide range of T-shirts, sweaters, blazers, pants and jeans. The organic cotton was grown using 62% less energy and up to 91% less water than usual - and 0% toxic chemicals.


For us, sustainability also means paying a fair
production and reducing our ecological footprint. Rich & Royal Basics are manufactured in Europe by our long-standing partner companies in Portugal and Greece. We share the same conviction with them: To develop products with the highest quality standards and to assume social and ecological responsibility.

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Product lifecycle

We also love our planet. Out of appreciation for the resources and the creation of our products, we would therefore never dispose of unsold items. That has always been the case and always will be.

What happens to unsold goods? It gets another chance during the seasonal sales and in our five outlet locations in Germany. We also donate products to regional institutions, such as the women's shelters in Heilbronn or the free Christian community in Bietigheim-Bissingen, which supports needy families in developing and emerging countries.

Our supply chain

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