Made & Grown in the Tropics

We source from farms and collaborate with factories that prioritize eco-friendly practices and the welfare of their workers. Our partners follow strict guidelines to minimize waste, energy usage, and water consumption during the production process. Furthermore, they commit to maintaining a safe and healthy working environment and providing fair wages and benefits to their employees.

RIVAHS does not grow West Indian Sea Island Cotton. As a result, we ultimately rely on our local government agency's to regulate and enforce labour and environmental laws, as well as social policy's around its production.

West Indian Sea Island Cotton is Recognized for its sustainable advantages over almost every other type of cotton.

  • Its cultivation in the tropics benefits from natural rainfall, reducing the need for excessive resource-intensive irrigation.

  • The durable nature of the cotton translates into long-lasting garments, promoting a move away from the wasteful fast-fashion cycle garments typically made from cheap short staple cotton.

  • In order to maintain the fiber quality, machinery cannot be used contributing to lower carbon emissions.

  • This cotton cultivation supports local economies, providing jobs and sustaining communities.