Transparency in every step
Legeland everyWear
Legeland everyWear stands for cotton from Spain (EU Cotton) and a supply chain we disclose: woven and dyed in Spain, sewn in Greece and North Macedonia.
Our everyWear twill pieces are finished with Teflon EcoElite™ – a fluorine-free, water-repellent finish made from 60% renewably sourced raw materials, according to the manufacturer Chemours. It protects against rain, splashes and stains without weighing down the fabric or altering its pleasant feel. This means your everyWear stays clean longer, dries faster and keeps its look – even after many washes.
EU cotton
Our cotton grows in the south of Spain. We source it through our partners Algosur and Finca Las Lomas.
Algosur, based in Los Palacios y Villafranca (Andalusia), is one of the leading cotton producers in the European Union. Every step, from seed to ginning, is documented – so our cotton is traceable back to the field.
EU cotton
Just a few kilometers away lies the traditional Finca Las Lomas, covering more than 13,000 hectares. The farm works with efficient irrigation technology, water reuse and modern drainage.
Together, Algosur and Las Lomas supply traceable European cotton.
Lining
Many of our fabrics begin with TENCEL™ Lyocell from Lenzing – the basis of our Hawaiian shirts and the lining of our workwear.
Lenzing has been producing in Austria for decades; according to Lenzing, the wood comes from certified or controlled sources. These fibers are silky soft, breathable and temperature-regulating – a feel you notice immediately.
Lining
According to Lenzing, more than 99.8% of the solvent used in fiber production is recovered and reused.
TENCEL™ Lyocell makes fabrics that drape elegantly, feel pleasantly cool and last a long time.
Weaving, dyeing, finishing
Textil Santanderina weaves, dyes and finishes our fabrics – as a family business since 1923, from the raw material to the finished surface, with the utmost precision.
With over a hundred years of experience, Textil Santanderina combines artisanal know-how with modern technology. Together, we develop fabric qualities designed for durability and comfort.
Print
Colora SA is our long-standing partner for high-quality textile printing in Greece. For decades, this family-owned company has stood for outstanding color brilliance, precision, and innovation in digital and rotary printing. With state-of-the-art technology and extensive craftsmanship, Colora brings our fabrics to life – with intense colors, long-lasting prints, and a special flair for textile aesthetics.
Whether vibrant Hawaiian prints or delicate patterns – Colora creates prints that look great and last. Together, we focus on a close, collaborative partnership – "Made in Greece".
Garmenting
Our shirts and workwear are created where experience, dedication, and modern craftsmanship come together – at DIMIS SA, our long-standing manufacturing partner in Greece and North Macedonia. Since 1965, DIMIS has been producing high-quality clothing with a keen eye for cut, fit, and detail. In the workshops north of Thessaloniki, our fabrics are cut, sewn, ironed, and carefully inspected – with great pride in each individual piece.
DIMIS represents a unique blend of skilled craftsmanship and modern manufacturing culture. Our teams work with precision, responsibility, and genuine passion - characteristics evident in every one of our shirts and workwear pieces.
We are proud to have DIMIS as a partner who shares our values: respect, quality, and reliability. Together, we create long-lasting garments that stand up to everyday wear – and tell stories of honest craftsmanship.
Finishing
Our workwear twill pieces are finished with Teflon EcoElite™ – a fluorine-free, water-repellent finish made from 60% renewably sourced raw materials, according to the manufacturer Chemours.
It protects against rain, splashes and stains without weighing down the fabric or altering its pleasant feel. This means our workwear stays clean longer, dries faster and retains its authentic look – even after many washes and tough use.
buttons
Our buttons are produced in a European production network between Italy and Lithuania.
The material is developed in Italy – a resin with over 25% renewable raw materials, including residues from fruit and vegetables.
In Lithuania, the buttons are then processed, dyed and finished.