Ecojilin is a viscose fibre made using pre-consumer cotton linters, a by-product of cotton processing. Developed by Jilin Chemical Fiber, it uses recovered cellulose as the raw material for regenerated viscose fibre. Ecojilin is recognised for incorporating recycled cotton-derived material into the production of viscose.

Georgette is a lightweight woven fabric with a fine, grainy surface and a soft, fluid drape. It is usually sheer or semi-sheer and has a slightly crinkled appearance created by its twisted yarns. Compared with chiffon, georgette has a more visibly textured and less smooth surface, while remaining similarly lightweight and fluid. The fabric takes its name from the French dressmaker Georgette de la Plante, who was active in Paris in the early twentieth century. Georgette became particularly associated with the fluid, feminine garments of the period and has remained widely used in fashion for dresses, blouses and eveningwear.

Founded in Britain in 1970, Jigsaw combines contemporary design with an emphasis on craftsmanship and quality fabrics. The brand works with its own atelier and produces many collections in limited runs, with a focus on distinctive pieces rather than high-volume fashion. Jigsaw also has a longstanding connection with British arts and culture through its Art Foundation.