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Mon Col Anvers Sustainability Audit & Brand Review

Mon Col Anvers is a Belgian fashion label founded in 2016, specializing in timeless apparel made from natural and semi-synthetic cellulosic fibers. The brand prioritizes European production, the elimination of plastic packaging, and circular business models through rental partnerships. Mon Col Anvers focuses on material purity and high-quality construction to ensure product longevity.

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32 /100
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Loopli's Insights

Mon Col Anvers stands out as a master of material selection. By strictly avoiding synthetic blends and opting for mono-materials like GOTS-certified organic cotton and TENCEL™ Lyocell, they have engineered a collection that is natively ready for textile recycling. Their commitment to a plastic-free supply chain—using water-soluble bags and B2B box reuse—is an industry-leading standard that many larger labels have yet to master.

However, the brand's governance remains a significant blind spot. Relying on a production intermediary in Portugal creates a barrier to true supply chain transparency, leaving the brand unable to verify factory-level conditions or the payment of living wages. While their 'Made in Europe' approach reduces transport emissions, it is not a substitute for rigorous labor auditing or quantified carbon accounting. Mon Col Anvers is a brilliant example of sustainable design, but it needs to mature its social and environmental reporting to match its material intelligence.

Certifications & Initiatives

FSC

Forest Stewardship Council

GOTS
GOTS

Global Organic Textile Standard

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mon Col Anvers is highly sustainable in terms of material choice and circularity, using GOTS-certified organic cotton and offering a rental model. However, it lacks quantitative carbon data and granular supply chain transparency.

The collections are designed in Belgium and manufactured in Poland and Portugal. However, the brand uses an intermediary for production in Portugal, which limits direct visibility into specific factory facilities.

No. Mon Col Anvers operates on a slow fashion model, emphasizing timeless designs, high-quality natural materials, and localized European production to minimize environmental impact and waste.

No, the brand has eliminated virgin plastic packaging. It uses water-soluble bags for garments and recycled cardboard for e-commerce, while implementing a box-reuse program for its B2B logistics.

Yes, Mon Col Anvers is 100% vegan. It exclusively utilizes plant-based and cellulosic materials such as organic cotton, linen, and Lyocell, and maintains a strict ban on all animal-derived fibers.

There is no public evidence to confirm the payment of living wages. While the brand complies with EU labor laws in Poland and Portugal, these legal minimums often fall below calculated living wage benchmarks.

Yes, most garments are designed using mono-materials (100% single fiber), which makes them significantly easier to recycle through existing mechanical and chemical textile recycling systems.

Yes, Mon Col Anvers partners with the Belgian platform Dressr, allowing customers to rent their collections, which extends the lifecycle of each garment and reduces the need for new production.

More information about Mon Col Anvers

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Founded Year 2016
Headquarters Country Belgium
Price Range Moderate ($$)
Delivery fees EUR 15.00
Return policy 14 Days
Website https://www.moncol.be/
Instagram @moncolanvers
Facebook @moncolanvers
Pinterest @moncolanvers

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