We preach the idea of mindful creations as the word sustainability is thrown around a lot in the fashion industry, and can lead to greenwashing. By creating mindful creations it means we are conscious of the world around us, environmentally and socially.

Haus Dahlia garments are designed with versatility in mind, making it timeless and trendless, meaning it can be enjoyed forever. They are made with plus size bodies in mind, as well as straight bodies, with fabrics widths being taken into consideration

We only use sustainable and deadstock fabrics from suppliers based in London who can oversee their productions of fabric and are transparent themselves. All fabrics used for each product are disclosed on each product page. You can also find more about the benefits of the fabrics we use here...

Our ribbons and trims are either polyester or polyester/cotton blends, due to the lack of availability of sustainably made trims. Most lace trims are deadstock, and are disclosed on the product page. We buy our ribbons, trims, threads and fastenings from small local haberdasheries, to keep emissions down and support the local London textile alive.

Haus Dahlia is run by a one woman show. Emma pays herself an ethical and living wage. Her seamstress wage is £20 per hour, with the mark up fee being put towards brand expenses such as studio rent and equipment. And you can find a breakdown of our prices over on our Instagram. 

To minimise waste we pattern cut using a zero waste method. However the tiny little scraps is recycled with FibreLab, a textile recycling company in London. FibreLab either turn those scraps into stuffing or paper. Recycling happens every 3-5 months when we have enough scraps to make the underground train journey worthwhile! Each product has a recycling fee built into the price!

All our packaging is fully recyclable and sustainably made by MOO. Our books, prints and totes are printed/made sustainably by a small UK company called Print Work.