Business in today's world must be a force for good. We are compelled to operate in a manner that preserves humananity's ability to enjoy life on Earth for generations to come. We incorporate this practice into every aspect of what we build.

We use every single piece of material in our manufacturing, no waste goes to landfill. Fabric offcuts are used as stitching reinforcement to make ANDIs more durable. We test and build our products to last, back them up with a robust warranty. All ANDIs are 100% recyclable via our take back program where we repurpose and/or donate any second hand or damaged products. You can access our recycling take back program here.

Shop sustainably (and economically!) at our Re-Sale shop with exclusive finds and previously sold-out limited edition items here.

99% of our manufacturing and sourcing takes place in Taiwan. Keeping a localized manufacturing operation reduces our manufacturing footprint. We only work with partners who share our values to protect our environment and provide excellent working conditions for employees. We're constantly looking to improve our processes and actively seek out suppliers with Oeko-Tex® 100 and bluesign® certifications.

Our products are 100% vegan and 95% of our products incorporate materials made from post-consumer recycled plastics. Our recycled fabrics are certified by theGlobal Recycle Standard (GRS)andTaiwan Green Mark. We use eco-friendly dyes and processes to reduce water usage for all of our fabrics. Our hang tags are made with post-consumer recycled paper and our packaging is recyclable. 

At the end of 2022, ANDI committed to cease all production of virgin materials and to use only recycled, remnant and landfill-bound fabrics. We are actively collaborating with scientists and researchers in the energy and sustainable materials space to learn and employ best practices for climate preservation.

We have been an active member of 1% for the Planet since 2018. In 2021, we partnered with 1% for the Planet and IssueVoter to launch Voices for the Planet, a free platform that empowers Americans to make their voices heard in Congress on issues affecting the environment. Get involved: Voices for the Planet

What started with pouches made from scrap sample fabrics, deadstock zippers and defective items has now become a program that transforms lives in our local Denver area. Through our collaboration with Mile High Workshop and Esperanza Productions, our Re:New collection not only gives second lives to pre-loved ANDIs and orphaned textiles, but these fun, stylish and useful pieces are crafted by members of our community who face barriers to employment, and are given second chance work opportunities through the programming of these beautiful organizations.