"LWG" is actually an abbreviation, which originally stands for "Leather Working Group". It was founded in the UK in 2005. It is an international non-profit organization initiated by footwear, apparel and interior decoration brands and leather manufacturers.

There is an independent audit standard system to promote a more responsible and transparent leather supply chain, and to serve as a standard template for environmental and social performance in the hope of achieving sustainable development goals.

The recycled denim material independently developed by the brand has passed ISO and GRS global certification.
New denim fabrics are made from recycled denim materials and used in the brand's popular jeans and related products.

The brand develops and uses a dry coating filling method to process waste textile fibers into the texture of artificial leather.

By recycling discarded denim fabrics and sofa leather, we clean and disinfect them and then re-arrange them to generate new materials, turning them into new and different designs, and reusing them to extend the life cycle of these materials.

Abandoned fishing nets and other waste nylon can be recycled into nylon fibers to reduce the waste generated during nylon production, reduce carbon emissions and reduce the burden on the environment. The recycled nylon material is soft and lightweight to the touch, yet also very durable.

Linen material made from recycled PET material mixed with recycled yarn. The use of these recycled materials not only reduces waste generation, but also reduces the burden on the environment.