There is a firm commitment to providing the most sustainable and equitable product possible. Our product selection will be measured by this and will change in response to business and social circumstances. Our suppliers’ policies already meet the standards of the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) and the Fair Labor Association (FLA).

We currently have printing partners in Europe (Latvia, Spain, and Poland), the United States (Charlotte, NC and Los Angeles, CA), Canada, Australia, and Japan to ensure that delivery distances are kept to a minimum.

Sustainable fashion is the way of the future! That is why Holler is working to ensure that we are a part of the movement. We only produce items for which we receive an order, avoiding textile waste from overproduction. Our printing partner’s cutting-edge printing technology produces almost no wastewater and consumes less energy. Each product in our webshop is made to order; once you place an order, we manufacture it specifically for you. This allows us to avoid textile waste and overproduction. So ditch the mass-produced clothing and come to us for your one-of-a-kind piece! Products in traditional made-to-sell retail stores are manufactured in large quantities that frequently exceed market demand. The fashion industry contributes significantly to environmental damage, with approximately 85% of all textiles produced ending up in landfills.

Our clothing is printed using the direct-to-garment (DTG) printing method. Our printing technology is designed for sustainability, and our DTG printers use almost no wastewater and less energy, lowering our carbon footprint. Our printing inks are water-based and contain no harmful chemicals. To avoid harming the environment, we take care to dispose of any leftover ink in accordance with the ink supplier’s guidelines.

Our prices may be higher than those of our competitors who provide a variety of designs and products. We can assure you that we will guarantee impeccable quality. This holds true for both the printing and the fabric quality. Of course, you can get a T-shirt for much less money at a discount store, but this is where the difference lies. Because we do not produce our products in advance, we do not keep a stock of finished printed products. On the one hand, this makes ecological sense because we do not produce items that do not sell and may have to be destroyed at the end of the day. On the other hand, there are no storage costs, so it makes economic sense. The difference between this approach and the wholesale trade is that we do not receive any quantity discounts on the purchase. Furthermore, we would like to emphasise that the price includes not only the T-shirt or other products offered, but also the value of the idea, the work performance in printing, packaging, and shipping, as well as our customer service. We cannot guarantee the delivered quality if you find our designs cheaper on other marketplaces and platforms.