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Created in 2008 as part of the Textile Exchange, the GRS strives to increase the use of recycled materials in products.

Manmade cellulose fiber producers around the world are increasingly obtaining forestry certifications to assure their consumers that the cellulose used in viscose production comes from sustainably managed forests.

The multinational manufacturer is the first beauty brand to partner on a research and development opportunity for innovators to advance sustainability research for plastics alternatives.

With over 25 years of experience and continuous improvement and innovation, the Forest Stewardship Council is the world's most trusted sustainable forest management solution that supports companies in the fashion industry to strengthen the integrity of their supply chain, from forest to consumer.

Caring deeply for circularity, the H&M owned brand enforces closed loop practices as well as designing its garments to be given a new life after wear.

Founded in 2018, Another tomorrow is a tech-enabled sustainable luxury brand that is reinventing the definition of slow fashion.

Using 100% vegan materials for its luxury handbags, Angela Roi produces high-quality accessories that stand the test of time.

Based in London, Komodo is a cutting-edge apparel brand committed to creating innovative and eco-friendly fashion by working closely with its partners in Kathmandu.

From mushroom leather bags, a circular business model to traceable wool, it’s no wonder that British high-fashion brand Stella McCartney has been the long-running champion for sustainable fashion.

By building better sustainable procurement taxonomies and then coordinating data sharing across entities, search and information costs can be reduced for both wholesale and retail purchases.