

A shared love for fashion led best friends Barbara Boccara & Sharon Krief to create ba&sh. Their idea? To bring their dream wardrobe to life so that they could share it with other women.

ba&sh's Commitment To Sustainability
At ba&sh, concrete actions have already been put in place, at several levels of their production and marketing process. More than half of their products (70% by winter 2022, to be precise) are made of at least 70% certified fibres*.
Materials - They use certified materials to reduce the environmental impact of theiractivities (water, air and soil pollution, chemicals, etc.) and the pressure on resource use and biodiversity.
Distribution - They aim to use only FSC-certified (wood pulp from sustainably managed forests), 100% recycled and recyclable packaging by the end of 2023 and to introduce a new reusable packaging offer for e-commerce deliveries. *With the exception of recycled fibres, the threshold is 40%.