Anna Lindh was founded by Anna Lindh out of a desire to design and manufacture high-quality wedding dresses, evening dresses and party dresses, in which the client can feel as good as possible and the best version of himself. Over the years, the fashion for dresses has come into play, as customers hoped for further use of their already existing dresses.

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Anna Lindh designs and manufactures a responsible and high-quality wedding dress collection based on the principle of sustainable design. The dresses are designed to be time-resistant and for further use. Anna Lindh also designs and manufactures unique custom-made wedding dresses, evening dresses and cocktail dresses, in which the starting point is each customer's own wishes and bringing out the best aspects of the body. Anna Lindh also remodels and repairs old wedding, evening, and party dresses to support sustainable development.

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All wedding dresses in the collection are for further use and most are dyeable. Some wedding dresses are also adaptable. All wedding dresses in the collection are designed on the principle of sustainable design, where the model stands the test of time, the dress is adaptable and can be used as evening and festive dresses. When making custom-made dress, most of them are also designed so that further use is also planned for the dress already at the design stage.

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All fabrics and accessories used by the company are purchased as responsibly and ethically as possible, supporting sustainable development. Fabrics and accessories are bought in quality first, not price first. Human rights and decent pay for fabrics and supplies makers are in the first place. The use of child and slave labor is strictly prohibited. 

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When buying fabrics, the aim is to co-operate with other designers, which reduces the costs and environmental damage caused by making the fabric. Dresses are made only according to orders, except for samples.

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The electricity used by the company is entirely renewable energy and electricity consumption is monitored. All waste from the company is recycled. The aim is to cut the fabrics so that the residual cutting waste is as low as possible. Smaller garments are made from larger pieces waste. Surplus fabrics and accessories that have no use will be donated onwards.