We want to be able to travel anywhere in the world with the peace of mind that there is no plastic in the rivers, streets or oceans.

As small as our company's impact on the planet is, our manufacturing and logistics teams are working hard to eliminate single-use plastic from all our products in the short term.

Plastic is known to be a costly material to recycle and takes between 100 and 1,000 years to decompose. In the future, we do not want to draw a map where there are islands of plastic, let alone see how we are destroying marine life and the planet in general.

We are very pleased to be able to say that we are a WWF friendly company. It is an honour for us to be associated with such a respected and experienced NGO as WWF.

The money we donate to WWF goes directly to help fight climate change, overfishing, rational water use, more responsible consumption and species conservation.

We firmly believe that if we treat our planet well (it has to be done, it's important), it will return to us with great experiences to live.

Since the beginning of our adventure, we have been producing locally in our workshop in Barcelona. This is the way we feel most comfortable because, in addition to controlling the entire production and quality chain, it allows us to have a positive impact on the environment.

We have always prioritised working with organic and sustainable materials for the planet, such as wood, cork and cotton. It is also no coincidence that most of our suppliers are located within a radius of 1,000 km or less (i.e. Spain and Portugal).

A very small proportion of our products (5% of all our references) are made in China and India by highly skilled suppliers. The reason? It is currently very difficult for us to produce that thermos or the backpack locally with the same quality and at the same price as our suppliers.