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It’s based on the production of Portuguese companies such as the Valérius Group and Crispim Abreu that the House of Baukjen brand has been acknowledged as a leader in sustainable fashion, having been awarded the Climatic Neutrality Now award by the United Nations. It is the first time that this global award is given to a fashion company.
The London-based House of Baukjen sustainability program is led by Portuguese Ana Carneiro, and more than 80% of all the brand’s clothes are produced in Portugal. Consequently, the House of Baukjen attributes much of its success to the support of the factories and agents with whom they work in our country.
House of Baukjen highlights the investment made by its suppliers to reduce environmental impact, pointing to some leading companies in the Portuguese textile industry, such as Grupo Valérius and Crispim Abreu.