Sustainable clothing by Janji

Janji is a Boston-based athletic apparel brand founded in 2012 by David Spandorfer and Michael Burnstein, both avid runners and Washington University students. The name "Janji," meaning "promise" in Malay, reflects their commitment to supporting clean water initiatives worldwide. A portion of every purchase funds water projects in countries featured in their collections, such as Haiti, Kenya, Peru, and Tanzania. Janji's unique approach combines high-performance running gear with culturally inspired designs, each collection supporting specific water nonprofit partners. The brand emphasizes sustainability by using eco-friendly materials, including recycled polyester and organic cotton, and partners with manufacturers that uphold fair labor conditions. Their dedication to social impact and environmental responsibility sets them apart in the athletic apparel industry.