We seek makers who share our values and strive for quality products and long term partnerships.
Passenger is committed to improving transparency in our supply chain. We have featured some of our key manufacturing partners below:
Our Suppliers

Hallotext S.L.
We’ve partnered with Hallotex to manufacture our cotton jersey products. Based in Morocco, they are a verticaly integrated factory, which means they knit fabrics in the same place they make the final garments. Their focus on innovation, responsibility and reducing waste has made for a strong relationship over the years.
Produces: T-Shirts, Hoodies, Sweatshirts

Afflatus
Afflatus has been a part of our supply chain since early 2025. Their two facilities in India are supplying us with jersey and woven tops, shirts and trousers in certified organic fabrics. They’re also our supplier for LENZING™ ECOVERO™ viscose skirts and dresses from Summer 2026.
Produces: Jersey and Woven Tops, Dresses, Skirts, Trousers

Our Supplier Code of Conduct
Responsible sourcing has always been important to Passenger. We are committed to respecting the human rights and welfare of the people who make our products.
We outline the standards we expect our suppliers to meet in our Supplier Code of Conduct & Ethics. This is shared with all suppliers via our Supplier Handbook.
This includes requiring our Tier 1 sites (final point of manufacture) to undertake annual audits to track their performance against international labour standards. We support our partners with meaningful corrective action plans to resolve any issues that are found in these audits, including partnersing with other brands to share findings and resources in where we share factories.
For more info on our final production stage facilities, you can view our Tier 1 sites on the non-profit supply chain mapping platform Open Supply Hub.
Other Policies
Our Supplier Handbook also includes other policies that we expect our suppliers to adhere to, including our Animal Welfare Policy.
You can find an update on our supply chain assessment progress via our annual Modern Slavery Statement.




