"Sustainable Supply Chains" News Archive

Implementing campaigns to raise awareness and communicate the importance of conservation of natural resources, Stella McCartney is a shining example of how to produce ethically-made childrenswear.

The French brand bases its unisex skincare products on medicinal plants and combines eco-consciousness and urban lifestyle, nature, and culture.

B Corp accessories and jewelry brand Nisolo believes in enhancing the lives of the people who make its stylish yet functional products.

The European Union wants to facilitate consumers to buy more environmentally friendly products and to promote circular business models via a new package of laws that will be part of the European Green Pact proposals.

Following the example set by other major retailers, the Italian fashion house has launched a collection with a clear message of sustainability.

In its 2021 collection, the brand's signature pieces were given a twist that simplifies or exaggerates silhouettes whilst also opting for a circular approach.

The British firm launched the 'Tote' model in seven colours made from recycled polyester and full-grain leather.

Emitting hints of modern minimalism, sustainable materials, and accessible luxury positioning, the Budapest-based brand has seduced influencers and celebrities.

As a current member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Make Fashion Circular initiative since December 2020, Lacoste is reinforcing its commitment and becoming a partner of the Foundation's network.

After launching its iconic circular denim pieces, the Dutch brand continues to work on surpassing its own sustainable milestones in the form of clean denim dyeing processes and ethical sourcing.