SEM PER LEI.

SEM PER LEI. sets the highest standards for design, quality and sustainability. "We only work with production facilities in Italy that we have known for many years and that cultivate traditional know-how and personal, respectful interaction. We take our social responsibility and environmentally friendly actions very seriously," explains Sabine Lohèl. She creates the entire design of the collection from the first sketch to the finished draft, designs fabrics and knitwear designs and oversees production in Italy. Her husband Peter Lohèl is the commercial head of the company.

When manufacturing the goods, attention is paid to the working conditions and the fair and social orientation of the companies as defined by BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative). European social and ecological standards are a matter of course. The finest cashmere from Inner Mongolia, merino from Italy and cotton from BCI (Better Cotton Initiative) companies are naturally occurring, renewable and durable fibers. They are processed to the highest quality in an environmentally friendly manner through quality control and personal testing on site in all processes. The jerseys are high-tech materials, the production of which ensures low water and CO2 consumption. Innovative processes also save up to 80% water when dyeing and washing denim, reduce the use of chemicals to a minimum and ensure that they are biodegradable. As the products are manufactured exclusively in Italy, long transport routes are eliminated. SEM PER LEI. stands for a distinctive, high-quality fashionable style and responsible, ethical action towards people, animals and the environment.