I am very pleased that Migros now has so many organic cotton clothes in its range. I'm buying more and more of them for myself and my older sons. That's great!
The range could be expanded with a few more fashionable, "younger" dresses made from organic cotton. But the basics are already quite good!
Thank you very much!
I am very pleased that Migros now has so many organic cotton clothes in its range. I'm buying more and more of them for myself and my older sons. That's great!
The range could be expanded with a few more fashionable, "younger" dresses made from organic cotton. But the basics are already quite good!
Thank you very much!
Guest
Yes, I'm also enjoying the organic clothes more and more, and not just in the underwear area. In terms of a fashionable alternative to the standard Migros range: Coop's natural line has been very fashionable for about 2 years, sometimes too "fashionable" for me (i.e. young-oriented). In any case, the difference to Migros' organic clothing line has become very big.
Guest
Yes, I'm also enjoying the organic clothes more and more, and not just in the underwear area. In terms of a fashionable alternative to the standard Migros range: Coop's natural line has been very fashionable for about 2 years, sometimes too "fashionable" for me (i.e. young-oriented). In any case, the difference to Migros' organic clothing line has become very big.
Yes, that's true again. More fashionable and younger and cooler for the young and the leisure time but also chicer variants should be - so that you can also find clothes that you could wear to go to work.
Guest
Hello@Alteshaus
Please excuse me for only getting back to you now. Thank you for your feedback on our organic cotton range. We are pleased that you are happy with our approach.
I am happy to pass on your request for more pieces and a trendier design.
Kind regards
Tanja
Hello Tanja
-Thanks for the reply. And thank you for forwarding, that would be great if there was something else.
-I didn't get a response from the Migors site to my entry about the Berliners I miss and the Topaz apples either. Too bad. You probably just have too much to answer.
Guest
Hello@Alteshaus
I have now replied to the Topaz request. I'm sorry, I really hadn't seen that.
What is your question about the Berliners? I can't find your entry.
Best regards
Tanja
Hi @TanjaI'm glad I'm getting replies so quickly now, thanks!
Here is a copy of my post:
Miss the former good Migros Berliners
on 31.01.2016 12:32
A few years ago you could still buy very good Berliners at Migros. We all loved them. There were 5 of them in a kind of Cellofan bag. They smelled deep-fried and were coated in granulated sugar. Filled with redcurrant jam. Very tasty!
Then at some point came the new, current doughnuts, coated in powdered sugar. I have to finally get rid of the fact that I can no longer buy doughnuts in Migros since they have been around. I don't like the taste of them at all. The dough feels slimy in my mouth, the taste is bland and even leaves a bitter aftertaste in my mouth. No thanks.
I hope Migros produces its doughnuts again like it did back then. That would be great.
Guest
I also recently bought a pair of organic men's pyjamas from Migros. I just thought it was a shame that the Fairtrade seals were not listed on the Migros website. I looked up the seals on https://fairtradebiokleidung.com/ and found that there are considerable differences. I would also be interested to know whether Migros' organic collections are also produced under Fairtrade conditions.
Hello @marlit
On our product page you can see this on the right-hand side under the brand: https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-herren-pyjama-jersey-blau-blau-s. Below the availability query, you will see the John Adams brand, with the Migros GOTS organic cotton label underneath. If you click on it, you will be taken to other articles that belong to this label.
Of course we attach great importance to Fairtrade. That is why the production of clothing in Asia takes place in compliance with exemplary social and ecological standards (Amfori BSCI / FSC/ ECO / ISO 8000 / Oekotex 100 ). You can find detailed information on this via the following links:
General requirements for Migros suppliers:
https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/nachhaltige-migros/hintergruende/anforderungen-lieferanten.html
Specific production standards for "Eco" textiles:
https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/nachhaltige-migros/hintergruende/rohstoffe-sortiment/textil.html
Amfori BSC Code of Conduct (English only):
http://www.amfori.org/
Kind regards
Tamara
Hello @Nachtspalter, thank you for your contribution. GOTS stands forGlobal Organic Textile Standard - you can find more information on this at the following link:https://www.global-standard.org/de/der-standard.html. Best regards, Luisa
Yes, that's true again. More fashionable and younger and cooler for the young and the leisure time but also chicer variants should be - so that you can also find clothes that you could wear to go to work.
Guest
Hello@Alteshaus
Please excuse me for only getting back to you now. Thank you for your feedback on our organic cotton range. We are pleased that you are happy with our approach.
I am happy to pass on your request for more pieces and a trendier design.
Kind regards
Tanja
Hello Tanja
-Thanks for the reply. And thank you for forwarding, that would be great if there was something else.
-I didn't get a response from the Migors site to my entry about the Berliners I miss and the Topaz apples either. Too bad. You probably just have too much to answer.
Guest
Hello@Alteshaus
I have now replied to the Topaz request. I'm sorry, I really hadn't seen that.
What is your question about the Berliners? I can't find your entry.
Best regards
Tanja
Hi @TanjaI'm glad I'm getting replies so quickly now, thanks!
Here is a copy of my post:
Miss the former good Migros Berliners
on 31.01.2016 12:32
A few years ago you could still buy very good Berliners at Migros. We all loved them. There were 5 of them in a kind of Cellofan bag. They smelled deep-fried and were coated in granulated sugar. Filled with redcurrant jam. Very tasty!
Then at some point came the new, current doughnuts, coated in powdered sugar. I have to finally get rid of the fact that I can no longer buy doughnuts in Migros since they have been around. I don't like the taste of them at all. The dough feels slimy in my mouth, the taste is bland and even leaves a bitter aftertaste in my mouth. No thanks.
I hope Migros produces its doughnuts again like it did back then. That would be great.
Guest
I also recently bought a pair of organic men's pyjamas from Migros. I just thought it was a shame that the Fairtrade seals were not listed on the Migros website. I looked up the seals on https://fairtradebiokleidung.com/ and found that there are considerable differences. I would also be interested to know whether Migros' organic collections are also produced under Fairtrade conditions.
Hello @marlit
On our product page you can see this on the right-hand side under the brand: https://produkte.migros.ch/bio-herren-pyjama-jersey-blau-blau-s. Below the availability query, you will see the John Adams brand, with the Migros GOTS organic cotton label underneath. If you click on it, you will be taken to other articles that belong to this label.
Of course we attach great importance to Fairtrade. That is why the production of clothing in Asia takes place in compliance with exemplary social and ecological standards (Amfori BSCI / FSC/ ECO / ISO 8000 / Oekotex 100 ). You can find detailed information on this via the following links:
General requirements for Migros suppliers:
https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/nachhaltige-migros/hintergruende/anforderungen-lieferanten.html
Specific production standards for "Eco" textiles:
https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/nachhaltige-migros/hintergruende/rohstoffe-sortiment/textil.html
Amfori BSC Code of Conduct (English only):
http://www.amfori.org/
Kind regards
Tamara
Hello @Nachtspalter, thank you for your contribution. GOTS stands forGlobal Organic Textile Standard - you can find more information on this at the following link:https://www.global-standard.org/de/der-standard.html. Best regards, Luisa
