Stevie Blouse in Off White

Paneros Clothing practices sustainability through every stage of its process — from sourcing premium deadstock fabrics and plant-based fibers like silk, linen, and TENCEL™, to producing in small batches with ethical partners around the world. Many garments are naturally dyed or handcrafted in artisan studios in Bali and Los Angeles, where workers are paid fair wages and supported in preserving traditional techniques.

At WONENA, we curate Paneros pieces that align with our values of conscious design, long wearability, and responsible production.

After working in fast fashion for 10 years, founder Lauren created Paneros to offer style-lovers an alternative: beautifully made garments with a lighter footprint. Each piece is designed in Los Angeles, hand-selected from luxurious surplus fabrics, and sewn by skilled artisans using ethical and circular methods. From handcrafted beading to repurposed production runs, Paneros is fashion — with all the love.

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Items manufactured with 100% natural content are made entirely from materials like cotton, linen, silk, wool, hemp, or bamboo. These materials are neither synthesized nor chemically treated, ensuring the production process is free from artificial additives or alterations.

For products that also adhere to organic farming practices, please refer to Organic Content, which is also naturally sourced. At the heart of our LOQ Impact Dyes is a commitment to doing more with less. Traditional dyeing drowns fabrics in excess chemicals and water; we flip the script. Applying dyes only to finished garments eliminates the waste of pre-dyed fabric rolls that may never be used. Combined with heavy-metal-free, mordant-free formulas, this method protects workers, wearers, and waterways. It’s not just dye; it's a commitment to reduce pollution and conserve water.