In 2022, we introduced two items made with linen: The Short Linens and The Linen Shirt. Today, we introduce The Linens, our newest, breeziest trousers yet - ideal for sunny days and warm nights.

The Linens are made of a blend of 70% high-quality linen with 30% organic cotton. This makes them comfortable, soft and airy, but also marvellously good-looking. The breathable character of the linen fabric makes this your ideal pair of trousers to wear on sunny occasions or during a warm summer evening near the beach.

Linen, a naturally grown fibre derived from the flax plant, is water-saving & more environmentally friendly in comparison to cotton. The Linen we use is European Flax certified, which means it is cultivated in Belgium without the use of artificial irrigation methods and genetically modified organisms.

Just like their shorter cousins, The Short Linens, these linen trousers are designed with the ultimate summer experience in mind. Because whoever said that trousers are reserved for the colder seasons has surely never tried on a pair of The Linens. Whether you’re kicking back on a balcony somewhere in the sunny Mediterranean enjoying a perfect cup of coffee, lounging on a deck chair with your favourite novel, or catching up with friends downtown, these perfect summer trousers are guaranteed to keep you looking and feeling your absolute best.

Next to the elasticated waistband, The Linens come with adjustable drawstrings to guarantee the ultimate fit. On the back, you'll find two pockets with a classic buttoned closure and next to the right one our embroidered octagon logo. On the front side, you'll find all the details you might expect from us by now; the subtle MR MARVIS label and the hidden zip pocket for valuables in the right-hand pocket. The Linens come with a button closure and zip fly for ultimate convenience.

With 9 stunning shades to choose from, ranging from the light blue Avenues to the dark grey Storms, there’s a style for every personality. Which one will you choose?

Adaptability is the name of the game when it comes to The Flannel Bomber. Going for a casual look? Combine our sleek bomber with a plain white tee and a pair of The Easies for an easygoing outfit. Craving something sophisticated? Wear The Flannel Bomber with a button-up shirt and your favourite pair of The Longs for a smart look. Sharp and versatile, your outfit is yours to own. This hybrid jacket combines the look & feel of our smartest trousers, The Flannels, with the unparalleled style of a bomber to create a truly unique & sharp piece of apparel. In one word: fantastic. Isn’t it?

The Flannel Bomber is made from a soft and durable, slightly milled & raised 97% organic cotton flannel fabric. The bomber’s sleek design includes a branded front zipper, ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, as well as two front pockets with magnetic closures. On the inside, you’ll find two additional pockets, one of which is zippered: perfect for storing your valuables. On the outside back, centred on the neck of the jacket, you’ll find our subtle brand detail in dark metal.

Our stunning bomber jacket comes in 7 colours. Which one fits your style?

Since 2022, we’re working with BCOME to calculate the environmental impact of our products. On our website, you will find the environmental assessment of every product on its specific product page. We use these scores to determine reduction targets and to compensate for our emissions. The assessment scores every item on four variables: Global Warming, Water Scarcity, Eutrophication and Abiotic Depletion. We’ll quickly go through these different concepts and explain how to interpret each of them.

Global warming

This is the total of all greenhouse gases emitted throughout the supply chain, expressed in a CO2 equivalent. This impact area includes other greenhouse gases, like methane, too (e.g. from livestock). The total greenhouse gas emissions are translated into a CO2 equivalent. Note therefore, that the Global Warming score does not show direct CO2 emissions. It also includes other greenhouse gases and therefore gives a higher impact score than you would get when you only measure direct carbon emissions.

Water scarcity

This measures the impact of the water usage for a certain product, on global water scarcity. This impact score is measured by taking the direct water consumption and multiplying it with a factor dependent on the geographical location where the water is consumed. We do this, instead of simply counting direct water consumption, to give a more accurate idea of the actual impact of a product. This means that the score is not representing direct consumption. While a product might need 10 litres of water, the impact on water scarcity can be equivalent to the use of 100 litres of water. Because one litre of water used in a place where it’s much more scarce, means a much higher impact on global water scarcity than that same litre used in a place where water is abundant.

Eutrophication

Maybe a less known issue, but even so important because of its devastating potential, is eutrophication. This is a chain reaction resulting from the use of fertilisers and pesticides. These (chemical) resources protect the crops on the fields and help them grow. But when they trickle down into the earth, they finally end up in lakes, rivers and seas. There, it forms a feeding ground for bacteria such as green algae. The algae thrive under these conditions, which results in an abundance of green algae. As an effect, a thick layer of green pulp forms on the surface, covering it off from sunlight and oxygen, causing organisms underneath to die. In short, the use of fertilisers, pesticides and other chemicals that end up in nature can cause whole ecosystems to break down. We compare these scores with washing cycles, another - more familiar - practice that incurs eutrophication.

Abiotic depletion

This relates to the use of fossil energy sources. Although many of our suppliers are working on installing solar panels and other forms of sustainable power sources, there’s still a considerable amount of energy coming from fossil energy sources. Also the use of synthetic materials, such as polyester and elastane requires abiotics and therefore has an impact on this score.

We are very proud to announce that MR MARVIS is officially a Certified B Corporation (B Corp). As a B Corp, we are part of a global community of businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental impact.

Ever since the launch of our first pair of perfect shorts - back in 2016 - we have strived to make conscious decisions in every aspect of our business. From being an inclusive and considerate employer, to producing in Portugal using more sustainable materials. As a B Corp, MR MARVIS is now officially part of a community of businesses spearheading a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy. We join the ranks of thousands of like-minded businesses worldwide, including conscious brands Allbirds, Chloé, Patagonia, and Veja.

MR MARVIS has surpassed the required minimum score of 80 points to become a B Corp, achieving a notable score of 101.7 on the B Impact Assessment. The average score for B Corps in the Netherlands is 83.7 points, while non-B Corps typically score around 50 points. This achievement reflects our commitment to responsible business practices and a positive impact on society and the environment.

“After a two-year team effort, we are proud to call ourselves the largest Dutch clothing brand to become a B Corp. While we take pride in this achievement, it is one step in an ongoing journey. Becoming a B Corp is a testament that we are on the right path. We are very proud of this achievement and remain committed to further enhancing our positive impact on people & planet.” - David Sipkens, co-founder & CEO

“To achieve B Corp certification is a major milestone for MR MARVIS. We are happy to welcome them to our B Corp community and wish them well as they continue in their sustainability journey.” (Tessa van Soest, Executive Director B Lab Benelux)

All social and environmental efforts that contribute to our B Corp certification can be found in the first edition of our annual Action Report. This report gives a detailed insight into MR MARVIS’ social and environmental decisions and their impact. You can find the full report via the link below. However, to give you a brief summary, here are some highlights that have greatly contributed to our achievement of becoming a certified B Corporation:

1. The use of environmentally preferred materials (organic, recycled, and recyclable), a permanent collection of timeless designs and no end-of-season sales.
2. High standards for working conditions which are formalised through a Code of Conduct that was signed by all our production partners.
3. Supporting charitable causes, both through monetary donations and team volunteering work.
4. We are dedicated to reducing our carbon footprint and achieving net zero emissions by 2030. To reach this goal, we thoroughly assess all emissions related to our operations and offset 110% of unavoidable emissions.
5. In 2022 we donated a total of almost €60,000 to charities. We doubled all donations made by employees, and our employees invested 174 hours of their time in volunteering projects.

Obtaining the B Corp certification represents a significant achievement in MR MARVIS’ mission to make people around the world feel marvellous. But we are not done yet. The certification offers a valuable framework, helping to implement further improvements in all aspects of our business. We will remain focused on improving our impact - until the recertification in 2026 and beyond.

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Endless versatility, comfort, & great looks: The Piqué Shirt is so comfortable that you'll want to wear it from a regular day at the office to a Saturday night out with friends. And what's stopping you? Our new piqué shirts look great in a variety of settings, from casual to formal. Pair them with The Coolerdays and your favourite sneakers for a laid-back look. For a polished look, wear them under a jacket with The Flannels beneath. Made from a warm and 100% organic cotton fabric, perfect for autumn & winter. The Piqué Shirt is a GOTS-certified garment. Available online in nine sophisticated colours: find your favourites now.

Cold outside? Don't worry! The Knit Pullover will keep you warm, no matter the weather. The heavy knit fabric is made of soft & warm, 100% merino wool. This makes The Knit Pullover ideal for the cold seasons. Your perfect winter companion is now available in eight colours: a marvellous, warm & comfortable winter outfit guaranteed. Ps. Great to pair with The Denim Shirt.

Meet The Denim Shirt; sturdy, smooth & made of 100% organic cotton. Our limited edition Denim Shirt is available in four shades of blue and three shades of grey. The Denim Shirt can be worn in three ways: solo and buttoned-up, under a pullover, or fully unbuttoned over a crisp white t-shirt. How will you wear yours? However you wear your Denim Shirt, you can rest assured that we made it a true MR MARVIS. Thanks to the timeless design and premium quality, you’ll be enjoying your Denim Shirt this season and for many more to come.

Last year, we introduced the limited edition Easy Sweater. Were you lucky enough to grab one? Or did you miss out on this stunner? Either way, today is your lucky day because The Easy Sweater is back in two more colours! Inspired by our smart, soft and stretchy sweatpants - The Easies - this limited edition sweater combines style with ultimate comfort. This GOTS-certified sweater is made of 74% organic cotton and 26% recycled polyester.

The fabric is brushed on the inside for a super soft feel. The Easy Sweaters come with raglan sleeves. Furthermore, you will find our sophisticated octagon embroidered on the front bottom and MR MARVIS dark blue tab label in the side seam. This year, we're adding two more marvellous colours, bringing the range up to 10 options. Which one will you choose?

Don’t wait too long...

Though neither shorts nor trousers, the quality, fit and colours make The Limited Editions “very MR MARVIS”. The Easy Sweater is available in a limited production run, so don’t wait too long and get your hands on your favourite one!

At the basis of every MR MARVIS design is the choice of fabric. For the new, ribbed, dapper and rich Cords we teamed up with renowned Italian textile manufacturer Marzotto.

Mister Luigi Marzotto founded Marzotto Tessuti in 1836 in the Northern Italian town of Valdagno, about an hour's drive from Venice. At that time, Marzotto was a small-scale wool weaving mill with 12 employees - all passionate about high-quality craftsmanship and innovation. Over the years, the Marzotto family has built a world-renowned brand by producing various types of premium fabrics.

Their emphasis on high-quality, innovative production while respecting people and the environment compelled us to work with them to create the ribbed, soft and stretchy The Cords - our vision of the perfect corduroy trousers.