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Touch Me Not Clothing

Budapest label started in 2015 by engineers Dea and András, making organic cotton sweatshirts, shirts and accessories from certified European fabrics, sewn in Budapest in their own workshop and at a partner, with each garment's maker named on the label. via brand about page ↗

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Origin

🇭🇺 Hungary

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City

Budapest

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Founded

2015

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Company

Micro 2 people

Site: 'We are Dea and András, the two product design engineers' running the brand since 2015via research ↗

Owner

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Price

€€ €29–€99

median €69 · T-shirt €39 · typical range of 170 products

Ethics

4.0 / 5

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Quality

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Certifications

GOTS · fabrics ↗OEKO-TEX Standard 100 · labels, threads ↗oeko-tex

Ratings

Ethics

4.0/ 5

Weighted average of 1 source

Good On You 4.0
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Good (4/5) ↗ · 2026-05 · autoPeople: Good · Planet: Great · Animals: Good

Quality

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Sourcing & ethics

Tiny founder-run label (designer couple Dea Bilau and András Sáhó) sewing in Budapest: own studio plus a local partner studio, with seamstresses named and each garment labelled with its maker. Fabrics are GOTS-certified organic cotton from named European suppliers (Lebenskleidung, Boweevil, Verhees Textiles); corozo buttons, Oeko-Tex labels/threads. Very high transparency, no formal labour audit. Owned by Founders Dea Bilau and András Sáhó (independent).

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