Our impact

More, with less, for a better world.

Action over words

For us, sustainability isn’t a bonus – it’s where everything starts.

From fabric development to the finished piece, we ask the right questions:

What’s truly needed? How can it last? And how can we do better?


Our answer is simple:

Minimal. Fair. Functional. Made in Europe.

Eine Nahaufnahme der Hose einer Person

Clothing that stands for something. And thinks ahead.

We believe fashion can do more than just look good.

It can make a statement – for fairness, for less resource waste, for more appreciation.


Our vision is to help reshape the clothing industry: honest, transparent, sustainable – with pieces you love to wear and keep for years.


We call it: Slow fashion for changemakers.

Because real change starts where responsibility is taken – by you and by us.

30 years of textile expertise – and still going strong.

Founder Claus Bretschneider brings over three decades of experience in the textile industry.

That knowledge lives in every BREDDY’S piece – from fabric development to fit to technical feasibility.


Claus collaborates closely with universities and applied science institutes – as an advisor, co-creator, and thought leader.

This means research and real-world practice flow directly into our product development.

And you can feel the result: innovative materials, honest products, and long-lasting solutions.


Discover more about Claus’ journey and his work

Short distances. Strong partnerships. Full transparency.

Our products are made in family-run factories in Hungary and Portugal – with skilled craftsmanship, experience, and care.


We maintain close contact with our partners: not an anonymous supply chain, but real collaboration at eye level.


– Production exclusively in Europe

– Long-standing, personal partnerships

– Short transport routes, fair working conditions

– Product development directly with the manufacturers


This closeness ensures not only quality, but also flexibility – for example, when it comes to restocking or testing new materials.