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Wash your cotton garments in cold water on short cycles. Avoid heavy spinning and hot water. This protects your fibres, reduces environmental impact and extends the life of your clothes, keeping their colour and texture for longer.
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Linen benefits from gentle washing: cold water and short cycles or hand washing. Avoid spinning and hang garments to dry, preserving their natural drape. This protects the fibres, the shape of the garment and its freshness across multiple seasons.
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Before washing, air and brush your polyester, silk or synthetic garments. Air and a dry cloth help keep them fresh. You save water and energy, and prevent microfibres from reaching the sea — caring for both your clothes and the planet.
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Turn your jeans inside out and wash them in cold water on short cycles. Avoid heavy spinning and heat, preserving colour, texture and shape. This protects your cotton and elastane fibres and helps your denim last for many seasons.
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Cellulosic fibres such as viscose, Tencel or lyocell are best washed by hand or on a delicate cold-water cycle. Avoid heavy spinning and direct heat. Hang to dry, preserving the softness, drape and durability of your garments.
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Leather requires dry cleaning with specific products and a soft sponge. Keep the leather moisturised with a suitable cream and store hanging in a garment bag, avoiding creases. This keeps your jackets, bags and shoes supple and long-lasting.
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Merino wool is delicate and naturally warm. Wash by hand or on a gentle cycle in cold water, avoiding heavy spinning. Dry flat and in the shade. This will preserve its softness, shape and thermal properties for many seasons.
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Wash wool and cashmere by hand or on a delicate cycle, always in cold water. Avoid spinning and vigorous rubbing. Dry flat and protected. You will preserve softness, shape and natural fibres, enjoying warm, long-lasting garments for years.
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Silk requires gentle care: wash by hand or on a very soft cycle in cold water. Avoid spinning and direct sunlight. Drying flat preserves its natural sheen and softness, protecting the fibres and the elegance of your garments.
1.
WE ARE B CORP
Being a B CORP company means making a legal commitment to positive social and environmental impact, prioritising the common good alongside economic benefit in every decision we make. A challenge we take on responsibly, with a constant drive to keep improving.
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ÁGORA:
ART AGAINST FAST FASHION
Ágora is a Creative Laboratory. It happens twice a year. Every collection begins from a blank page. Here, fashion is conceived as artistic expression, not as a fast product. Designers work from their inner world to transform their ideas and emotions into garments. Everything begins here, where creation is an act of meaning, not of speed.
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TO HONOUR LIFE, YOU MUST CARE FOR IT
Innovation and quality for responsible fashion
We collaborate with the Polytechnic University of Catalonia through the Quality Chair (R&D).
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VALUE CHAIN
For us, sustainability is not a box to tick in a report. It is something that runs through our DNA, through our daily work, through every decision we make. We want to do things properly, genuinely: caring for people, respecting their rights and doing everything we can to reduce our footprint on the planet.
THAT IS WHY WE ARE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT WHO WE WORK WITH:
We look at how they manage their environmental impact, how they treat their workers, whether what they do is of quality, and whether they are transparent throughout the process.
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Before starting any collaboration, we ask our suppliers to sign basic commitments on ethics and social responsibility.
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Independent audits follow, and if we find anything that needs improving, we discuss it, agree on a plan and monitor progress.
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From 2025 onwards, we ask our partners for detailed information about their environmental impact. By understanding where the risks lie, we can act where it truly matters.
*All with up-to-date social audits and signed ethical commitments.
5.
OUR STORES
Our stores are an oasis in the city. When you step inside, the noise disappears. Bare wood and metal, natural stone, exposed concrete, breathing lime render, slate arches and works of craftsmanship that speak to the culture of each city.
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ACTIVISTS FOR THE ETERNAL
Our campaigns question accelerated consumption and reclaim an "old" way of dressing. The slogan "Be older" proposes conscious, lasting, human fashion. Putting the message at the centre. Dressing is a way of thinking.
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THE ADN ECOSYSTEM
We want to transform the way we consume fashion.
Enjoy the feel of something new without having to keep the garment. Embrace variety and the joy of wearing something fresh. Every piece can live many lives. Fashion with responsibility.
Artificial Intelligence + Personal Shopper.
For fast-paced lives with no time to shop. 80% of our wardrobe is made up of mistakes. The sustainable choice is getting the right help.
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YOU CAN CHANGE THINGS
GARMENT CARE
Non-Financial Information Statement
You can follow our sustainability progress in the non-financial information statements
COTTON GROWN IN SPAIN
A local, traceable fibre that reduces transport, supports local farmers and guarantees quality with lower environmental impact.
ORGANIC COTTON
Grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilisers, it protects soils, biodiversity and people, promoting responsible agriculture.
LINEN GROWN IN EUROPE
The fibre of these cold lands is barely watered by anything but rainfall and is naturally biodegradable. It is the origin of "La arruga es bella".
RESPONSIBLY TANNED LEATHER
Certified by the Leather Working Group, it guarantees cleaner processes through the use of green chemistry. It reduces environmental impact and ensures traceability.
