A fifty-fifty blend
Half bamboo viscose, half cotton. That blend is what produces the hand and the drape, and it is the part of Generation 0 I am most confident in.
We won't claim perfection. We publish what is true today, what is not yet solved, and where we are going.
Read the recordFrom our earliest sketches to the moment your polo arrives at your door, we are still working on how this is made. We won't claim perfection. We are a young brand, still growing, still learning, still improving. What we can promise is honesty, intention, and action.
With every first step, we move closer to our goal. We are not where we want to be yet. For us, this is a journey, and we are taking it seriously.
So read this page as a record rather than a brochure. Where I do not have a specific fact to give you yet, it is marked as missing instead of filled in with something vague.
SHAHEER RIZWAN, FOUNDER AND CEO
The fabric is a custom blend of 50% bamboo viscose and 50% cotton. The factory that produces the polo holds OEKO-TEX certification for it.
Half bamboo viscose, half cotton. That blend is what produces the hand and the drape, and it is the part of Generation 0 I am most confident in.
OEKO-TEX certification means the materials are tested for hazardous chemicals. The certificate is held by the factory that produces the polo, not by SRIX. We do not hold it ourselves and do not present it as ours.
Software ships with release notes. Clothing does not, and it should. Everything below is what I found by wearing and testing Generation 0 myself.
Publishing the flaws is the point of doing it. Once they are written down in public, you can hold us to them. If Generation 1 arrives without addressing this list, that failure is on the record too, and you can check it against this page.
Polo packaging is supplied by noissue. SRIX is a member of noissue's Eco-Alliance, which means a tree is planted through One Tree Planted for every order SRIX places with them. That is a membership and a planting commitment. It is not a certification, and it is not a claim about the material itself. You can read noissue's material specifications yourself at noissue.co
Our polos are currently made in China, where bamboo viscose fabric production is highly specialised. Our aim is to bring production to Oceania as volumes allow. That is an intention, not a date, and we will publish progress against it here.
Right now we do not have full control over every supplier or their practices. Our aim is production in facilities we can name and check, with fabric, trims and packaging all accounted for.
Quality leadership means being judged on the product rather than on the description of it. When you receive a SRIX polo, you should be able to check how it was made rather than take our word for it. That confidence should come from what we have actually done, not from what we say.
Thank you for being part of the change. You are the polo.
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