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Last Updated: 06/30/23.
Whimsy + Row is raising the expectations of sustainable fashion with their stylish, timeless women’s garments. To help reduce waste, Whimsy + Row uses a limited run and waitlist model to avoid overproducing. They offer a great selection of dresses, skirts, tops, pants, denim, and more all made from more sustainable fabrics. Much of Whimsy + Row’s clothing is made in the US, in DTLA and St. Louis. They also offer resale on their website!
Whimsy + Row
Whimsy + Row is raising the expectations of sustainable fashion with their stylish, timeless women’s garments. To help reduce waste, Whimsy + Row uses a limited run and waitlist model to avoid overproducing. They offer a great selection of dresses, skirts, tops, pants, denim, and more all made from more sustainable fabrics. Much of Whimsy + Row’s clothing is made in the US, in DTLA and St. Louis. They also offer resale on their website!
Transparency
- Whimsy & Row shares detailed information about the tier 1 factories where their clothes are cut and sewn.
- To improve their transparency score, Whimsy & Row could share information about the rest of their supply chain, such as where they source and process the raw materials.
- They can also share the level of traceability they have across their entire supply chain (tiers 1-4).
Fair Labor
- Whimsy + Row pays their clothing makers a living wage, many of whom are based in the US and in DTLA.
- Their clothing makers also receive benefits, which vary by factory and include healthcare, vacation, PTO, and lunches.
- To improve their score, Whimsy + Row could share their Supplier Code of Conduct on their website.
Sustainably Made
- Whimsy and Row produces locally and has a waitlist for items on their site to prevent overproduction. This preorder model adds a first layer of circularity to their brand.
- They also offer resale directly on their website, where you can shop pre-loved Whimsy and Row clothes, adding another layer of circularity.
- The majority of the fabric used to make their clothes is more sustainable and they share a detailed breakdown of those choices.
