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Sustainability
We’re stoked to welcome you to Lost In Nowhere, Our products are designed and handmade in our little island of Bali, As surfers, residents and producers in Indonesia, we’ve seen first hand the impact of plastics and other global issues on our environment. That’s why we’ve partnered with The Punch Co Bali to ensure our commitment to sustainability is in everything we do.
As part of our focus we are striving to reduce the amount of plastic used in packaging and shipping by using compostable or biodegradable materials wherever we can and working with our factories to reduce plastic waste during sampling and production periods.
As part of our relationship with the Punch Co, we are introducing programs to help us offset our carbon emissions by investing in local planting trees projects, Attend community clean-ups in areas where our production is located to reduce waste and pollution in local communities, along with contributing any waste production or samples that can’t be sold are offset to communities in need.
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Our Commitments
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Management
We bring you a tropical vibe in every stitch and we are proud to produce our clothing on the island of Bali Indonesia.
We are small growing brand but we ensure every piece is made ethically and those who make our threads are paid above the living wage.
When we first started Lost In Nowhere, Kolis our lead pattern maker was freelancing at a large scale factory. In just over three years, through his work with Lost In Nowhere and other brands a like, Kolis has been able to open his very own business, which now directly employs five full time staff members and many more within his community.
It’s been surreal to not only watch our brand grow but too also contribute to the growth of our workers and their communities
Here at Lost In Nowhere we’re doing our part to reduce waste by
committing to small print runs of every collection. We use high quality
fabrics to ensure you’ll love your threads for years to come.
Recently we used fabric offcuts to create fabric masks. This initiative
also created jobs and support for those on the island of Bali who have
been hit by the global crisis.