The brand
Jan'n June
Jan'n June is a German brand offering a women's wardrobe with minimalist collections and carefully crafted designs. With a transparent supply chain and innovative eco-friendly materials, the brand is a credible alternative to fast fashion.
Jan'n June
Organic cotton knit jumper | red "Ola - mid red"
€139.00
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Jan'n June
Tencel long-sleeve roll-neck T-shirt | aubergine "mio - cherry lacquer"
€69.00
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Jan'n June
Organic cotton knit jumper | green "Ola - woody-olive"
€139.00
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Jan'n June
Ribbed Tencel roll-neck top | black "mio black"
€69.00
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Jan'n June
Ribbed Tencel roll-neck top | brown "mio mud"
€69.00
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Jan'n June
Organic cotton knit jumper | pink "Ola - pale pink"
€139.00
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Jan'n June
Organic cotton knit jumper | blue "Ola - nightfall"
€139.00
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Jan'n June
Ribbed Tencel roll-neck top | blue "Mio - nightfall"
€69.00
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Jan'n June
Organic cotton knit jumper | blue "Ola - pale blue"
€139.00
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Jan'n June
Ribbed roll-neck top in tencel | light blue "mio - mid blue"
€69.00
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Jan'n June at WeDressFair
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Jan'n June, ethical clothing brand for women and men
For founders Anna and Jula, fashion and protecting the planet can go hand in hand. Jan'n June aims to be both ethical and beautiful. With its understated, minimalist aesthetic, the collections let everyone find an alternative that changes not their style, but simply how their clothes are made.
Jan'n June clothing's environmental commitments
The watchword when choosing materials: eco-friendly. Ethical fashion brand Jan'n June uses GOTS-certified organic cotton and linen, natural materials (Tencel) and innovative recycled materials (PET, Tenowa, Econyl, cotton).
Jan'n June's ethical commitments
For Jan'n June, ethical production is possible. To prove it, the brand is fully transparent about its entire supply chain. Manufacturing takes place in small workshops in Poland and Portugal. Because of their size, they are not yet certified, but the brand visits them regularly to make sure the workers have good working conditions. It has also signed contracts with its suppliers banning subcontracting.
