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'To Name a Rose' was founded with the desire to provide our fashion-forward clients with sublime quality, ethically sourced clothing, which doesn’t cost the world. Ours is a label which weaves luxury, femininity and functionality into every garment, whilst never compromising on quality and worker-based morals.
We work with a select group of designer houses which are hand-selected based on their strong designs for the female figure, the quality and durability of their pieces and, most importantly, the ethical sourcing and making of their clothing.
With ‘To Name a Rose’, you will always find a balance of elegant, feminine and modern clothing for every occasion which you will carry with you throughout your life.
Our morals are centered around the end of ‘fast fashion’ which dominates and diminishes the credibility of independent designers, often stealing designs and reproducing them at a fraction of the price and at the cost of their working standards.
Here at 'To Name a Rose', we will never compromise the livelihoods of our workers, nor the quality of our clothing for the sake of speed and profit. We only work with countries and designers which can vouch for their moral standards through their compliance with governmental legislation such as the ‘Modern Slavery Act 2018’.
Above all, we have the confidence in our incredible designers to produce gorgeous clothing that you will want to wear again and again, and can do so safely in the knowledge that you have picked a better-quality and more moral-conscious brand.
Our mission and duty is to leave a positive mark on the fashion world through our business choices. We do this through our dedicated conservation of the environment, the maintaining of sustainable livelihoods for our workers and our contribution to society through charitable donations.
We currently only use fully recyclable cardboard and plastics in our packaging so that our footprint is as small as possible. Where available, our designers try to source their fabrics locally and frequently regulate their working conditions to keep to and exceed industry standards.
