Colourful workwear designed to stand out

Ethical production is a stated priority for DRSSD. The brand says that ethical standards extend beyond the final product to the people who make it. According to DRSSD, workers should have a safe and healthy workplace, receive a living wage, work reasonable hours and have access to entitlements such as annual leave and maternity leave. The brand states that its manufacturing partners are carefully vetted to ensure they meet these standards.
DRSSD works with Visionise, an Australian product development and manufacturing company that manages factory sourcing and production. Visionise publicly lists its manufacturing partners and provides information about its sourcing and compliance processes, giving customers greater visibility into the production network behind the brand than many small fashion labels offer.
While garments are manufactured offshore, DRSSD remains a small founder-led business. The day-to-day operations continue to be handled by the founder.
DRSSD states that quality and longevity are important parts of its approach. Rather than following fast-moving fashion trends, the collections focus on classic workwear silhouettes designed to remain relevant beyond a single season. The brand releases smaller collections and maintains a relatively curated range. This aligns with its emphasis on thoughtful purchasing and long-term wear.
The brand uses a mix of natural and synthetic materials across its range, including cotton, linen, viscose, polyester and elastane blends. While some natural fibres are used, synthetic materials remain common in many garments. Fabric compositions are clearly listed on product pages, so you can make your own decisions on the fabric and clothes.
Sustainability and ethical production are described as important to the brand. DRSSD uses ECOFAB garment bags, which it states are 100% biodegradable, plant-based and home compostable. Its swing tags are made from recycled cardboard and can be recycled after use. However, there is limited public information about the brand’s broader environmental impact, including emissions, water use and material sourcing. As the business grows, greater transparency in these areas would help customers better understand its sustainability progress.
DRSSD does not currently share specific information about its use of animal-derived materials.
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