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Small-batch heavyweight fleece basics in muted tones
What changes: Menswear-leaning minimal, no workwear or eco-fabric focus
Brand profile
Manchester-based unisex streetwear and workwear label making vegan, organic and recycled garments, partly produced in its own micro-factory.
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Since 2020 some production runs through WAWWA's own Manchester micro-factory, alongside a family-run Portuguese unit and a wind- and solar-powered fair trade unit in India.
The whole range is vegan and PETA-approved, built from organic, recycled and repurposed fabrics printed with water-based inks.
Unisex hoodies, tees, workwear jackets, knitwear and trousers are cut for durability rather than seasonal turnover, at mid-range prices.
78% matchSmall-batch heavyweight fleece basics in muted tones
What changes: Menswear-leaning minimal, no workwear or eco-fabric focus
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WAWWA is a Manchester clothing label founded in 2016 by brothers Sean and Andy, who started out screen-printing graphic tees on organic cotton at university. The unisex range spans hoodies, tees, workwear jackets, knitwear and trousers built for durability rather than seasons. Products are vegan and PETA-approved, using organic, recycled and repurposed fabrics with water-based inks. Since 2020 part of production runs through the brand's own Manchester micro-factory, alongside a family-run Portuguese factory and a wind- and solar-powered fair trade unit in India; staff are paid above the living wage.