Sustainability
Our Design and Development Process
All Purebaby items are designed by our team in our Australian head office. Every Purebaby piece is developed with durability and care in mind and is closely monitored for quality control throughout the supply chain. This ensures that we not only maintain compliance with relevant Australian and international standards, but that we also meet the high standards of our valued customers.
We create our beautiful pieces in the hope that they will be used through generations of little ones, given as gifts, passed down or donated to others.
Behind The Design
Our Materials
We source materials with certifications such as:
REPREVE
REPREVE is the leading, most trusted, branded performance fibre made from recycled materials (including plastic bottles). We use REPREVE on many of our recycled polyester garments, including our best-selling swimwear range.
Our Suppliers
We have long standing relationships with a select number of suppliers across India and China that we regularly visit (travel restrictions permitting).
Depending on the materials for the particular development and supplier, we work with supplier's that are certified with:
BSCI
The Business Social Compliance Initiative (BSCI) is a code of conduct that supports companies to drive social compliance and improvements within the factories and farms in their global supply chains. Suppliers are independently audited each year to confirm compliance.
Sedex
Sedex works with businesses to improve working conditions in global supply chains. Suppliers are registered on Sedex for transparency on compliance with relevant standards throughout the supply chain.
Our Packaging
The biggest volume of packaging we use are our inner satchels (the packaging our products are delivered to stores and warehouse in) and our delivery satchels for our online orders. We have transitioned this packaging to be made from compostable cornstarch. Under the right conditions, the cornstarch packaging is compostable and disintegrates.
The compostable, plant-based materials that make up these bags can be fully broken down in your general waste bins, leaving nothing behind but water, biomass and CO2.
What we've acheived so far...





