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powered by Mey<\/span><\/p>\n

Lingerie, loungewear, daywear and nightwear – for exactly 90 years<\/strong>, the Swabian family business Mey has been delivering trustworthy favorites<\/strong> from the Alb. Delicate lace, sophisticated embroidery, clean cuts for briefs, hipsters, bustiers & Co. leave here today the sacred production halls as well as cozy loungewear and cool swimwear.<\/p>\n

The heartbeat on the Alb is as contemporary as in the fashion metropoles <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

Because although the whole success story<\/strong> has started quite calmly and basic with a contract tailoring, the heartbeat have definitely not stopped at Mey. Contemporary materials<\/strong> and cuts<\/strong> show that professionals<\/strong> are at work here and the fashion pulse<\/strong> beats as well as in the major fashion capitals. Well, after all a bit different is the heartbeat at Mey.<\/p>\n

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Pretty Zeitgeist (and that for 90 years): Make love. Not waste. <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

Before I begin with the 90-year history<\/strong> of the linen company<\/strong> founded by Franz Mey in Albstadt-Lautlingen in 1928 in a short form and show the values<\/strong> \u200b\u200bthat are at Mey’s, I prefer to start right away with the anniversary campaign<\/strong>. That is the conclusion of the almost 100-year-old linen history on the Alb.<\/p>\n

Fair made. Fair paid. 90 years Mey in a special collection.<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Sustainable <\/strong>and socially responsible action<\/strong> has a long tradition at the family-owned company<\/strong> in Albstadt. This is clearly expressed by the anniversary collection at Mey, one assumes that fashion can do more than look good. In addition to the look<\/strong> and quality<\/strong>, this also includes the environment<\/strong> and people<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Fits perfectly. Also to the conscience. – I like! <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

And not just the customers who wear the high-end products<\/strong> on their skin, but also every single employee<\/strong>. And they also aplies<\/strong> in the anniversary campaign.<\/p>\n

Good to know that there are traditional German companies you can rely on<\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

Instead of lace, embroidery & Co., Mey uses clean white cotton<\/strong> for his campaign. What at first glance looks like a simple basic<\/strong> turns out to be a real statement.<\/strong> On the hangtags<\/strong> of the 11-part anniversary campaign, on the inside of the shirts, on the Mey homepage<\/a>. In various videos. The capsule collection consisting of various T-shirts and lingerie for men and women will be available from mid-April<\/strong> in the online shop<\/a> and in selected specialist retailers.<\/p>\n

Pay what you want. Mey makes it possible.
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And it comes (almost) even better. Fair wages<\/strong> are a matter of course at Mey. But what about the consumer<\/strong>? How consciously do we make our purchase decision<\/strong>? How important are quality, environment, fairness<\/strong> and the (often resulting higher) price? What we value fair production conditions<\/strong> and high quality, we can now decide for ourselves<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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What is the value of fair production conditions, Mey lets us decide ourselves <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

With the “Pay what you want”<\/strong> campaign, Mey offers its customers the option of choosing the price<\/strong> for two selected T-shirts<\/strong> from the special collection<\/strong>, on selected days<\/strong> of action. The proceeds will be donated to charitable institutions<\/strong> for socially or health disadvantaged children (friends of Kinderklinik des UK Eppendorf e.V.<\/a>, Stra\u00dfenkinder e.V.<\/a> The participating retailers donate partly to projects in the region<\/strong> – just ask when purchasing.) All information on #paywhatyouwant’s here<\/a><\/p>\n

The sustainable Mey trend: quality & more<\/strong><\/h4>\n

At Mey, the favorite pieces are manufactured under optimal working conditions and compliance with ecological<\/strong> and social<\/strong> criteria. The raw materials and ingredients are selected with the utmost care<\/strong> and responsibility<\/strong>. Production is carried out using state-of-the-art production methods in their own factories<\/strong> (Portugal, Hungary). 80 percent of the materials are still produced by themselves. More than 60 percent of total value added is realized in Germany<\/strong>. The rest in own factories in Europe.<\/p>\n

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Do not go with less. Sustainable by conviction. <\/div><\/div><\/span><\/h4>\n

The efficient use of resources<\/strong> and short transport routes<\/strong> protect the environment. The products are bleached and dyed chlorine-free<\/strong> under the strictest human and environmental standards. Mey also makes no compromises in material, quality and workmanship – after all, the laundry is worn on the bare skin. And here one believes in a trend that is sustainable: quality.<\/p>\n

Excellent – the certifications at Mey<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Mey is the first linen manufacturer<\/strong> to cooperate with bluesign\u00ae<\/a> since 2012. This seal stands for the sustainable production of textiles, the consideration of social standards and the renouncement of polluting substances in the whole. In addition, the products are tested in regular intervals in a medical test procedure<\/strong> at the Institute of Textile and Process Engineering Denkendorf for skin compatibility. Mey is a member of the F\u00f6rdergemeinschaft k\u00f6rpervertr\u00e4gliche Textilien e.V.<\/p>\n

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Pretty smart: “Swabian boomerang”<\/strong><\/h4>\n

For the most parts, Mey uses environmentally friendly<\/strong> paper cartons. For hygiene reasons protective films are used for some series for which there is still no suitable alternative. Mey, however, is examining how shipping and packaging systems can be further optimized. Good to know: Already more than 20 years ago, Mey closed the “hanger cycle”<\/strong> with the “Swabian boomerang”<\/strong>. The hangers come with hanging goods in the shops, are there collected, sent back to Albstadt and there – before they make their way back to the shops – processed in a workshop for people with disabilities.<\/p>\n

Hey, come to meet Mey!<\/strong><\/h4>\n

And of course, because Mey has nothing to hide, the lingerie company is giving away 20 invitations<\/strong> to the headquarters in the Swabian Alb. Participate here<\/a><\/p>\n