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Join the Nordic B Corp movement as we set our sights on 2025! We’re kicking off #BcorpMonth by asking: What is your big, bold goal for 2025? Impact Agency Fabrik | Certified B Corp, we will turn the focus of the sustainability discourse from obligation to opportunities. Together with our employees, clients, partners and the whole surrounding society, we’ll prove that the way to get organisations and individuals to commit in the fundamental shift to a sustainable future is – instead of fear or guilt – through hope, creativity, inspiration and collaborative action. As our trusted tool to take ambition to action and persistently improve positive impact performance of our business and others, we rely on B Impact Assessment. At MINI A TURE Copenhagen, our vision for 2025 is to break away from traditional fashion collections by prioritizing long-lasting outerwear designed to endure the test of time. Our commitment to circularity and quality is evident through our introduction of a 10-year guarantee in 2023. As pioneers in offering this guarantee, we take pride in initiating conversations about responsible consumption. We are dedicated to continuing this dialogue, encouraging every MINI A TURE customer to extend the lifespan of their outerwear a decade and beyond. Naturally, children outgrow their clothes but by promoting responsible consumption and embracing a circular economy, we can make a positive change and give the outerwear a longer life. So, the question remains – do you opt for new or pre-loved? Join us in shaping a more circular future. But the torch doesn’t stop here! We’re passing it to B Corps all around the region throughout B Corp month, challenging them to reveal their aspirations for a brighter future. #Bcorpnordics #2025Goals#PassTheTorch

⚠ Alert: "Circularity is not an abstract concept, but an urgent necessity in today's context" our CEO Mónica Rodriguez highlights in an insightful opinion article at EL ESPAÑOL ENCLAVE ODS. 🌿 "At Recovo, we are committed to driving change. We firmly believe that innovative tools like our software CiMS can play a crucial role in this process by enabling the adoption of more circular practices within the fashion industry and other sectors. However, we also recognize that the success of these solutions depends on the collaboration and commitment of all stakeholders involved"- Mónica Rodriguez #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #FashionIndustry #Innovation #Recovo https://lnkd.in/dPgQhvRA

What is a #SustainabilityReport? A Sustainability Report is a report that serves as a transparent window into a company’s commitment to environmental, social, and economic #responsibility. Against the tide of fast fashion, a Sustainability Report becomes a crucial tool for accountability. Embracing sustainable practices not just to make a fashion statement, but as proof of a dedication to reducing the overall impact on the planet regarding -but not limited to- carbon footprint, waste, and fair labour conditions. A Sustainability Report empower buyers to make informed choices by providing detailed information on eco-friendly materials, #ethicalsourcing, and waste reduction strategies. A Sustainability Report is a company’s showcase of its results in terms of sustainable processes and practices, that should inspire others to follow suit, driving the industry towards a more eco-conscious and socially responsible path. A Sustainability Report is not just a document: it's a roadmap to a more sustainable and responsible future for the fashion industry. That’s why Maglificio ITES S.p.A. is working to share with you its first one, coming soon. #sustainability #knitwear #privatelabel

Making the supply chain sustainable is a must for all companies in the modern business landscape, especially in an evolving sector like fashion. For the fashion industry, a sustainable supply chain involves optimising the delivery process, and also improving the forecasting of customer demand. We often talk about raw materials that can be easily sourced and processed to make products, without damaging or compromising the environment. This brings into play research and the use of recycled materials, which can be used within the production chain to create new products. This activity is a very important element for purchasers nowadays, and is also an aspect that implies the reduction of costs and, above all, waste of resources and materials, which can thus be invested differently. Aurora Magni Alessandra Gallo Alexandra Ganzon Simon Nicolini Sabrina Mattei Claudia Radaelli Roberta Redaelli Ludovica Gualtieri Chiara De concilio Marina Spadafora Sistema Moda Italia Camera Regionale della Moda Italiana

There was no shortage of opinions, enthusiasm and technology prowess at the 2024 #globalfashionsummit hosted by the Global Fashion Agenda yesterday in Copenhagen. Yet, there was a sobering reality check. We need to do much more and now is the time. Yesterday included discussions on: financing solutions for climate change; the best use of data; next gen fiber, e.g. NATIVA™ by Chargers Luxury Materials (the world’s leader in luxury combed woo); regenerative farming; France’s pending regulations — to a panel looking at the 15 years of sustainability work hosted by Vanessa Friedman, fashion director at The New York Times. 👉 My favorite part? I love the fact that this gathering of global fashion leaders ended with an ‼️ with insights from outdoor CEO, Ryan Gellert of Patagonia and the showing of its recent short film, Shitthropocene, about the cycle of production and consumption, and how that impacts the Earth. Next stop? Outdoor by ISPO in Munich next week. Key takeaways?👇 ✅ The fashion industry makes too much stuff ✅There is significant work to do: the industry needs to move much faster- we should be further along ✅ Regulation is coming fast, buckle up ✅ We have more than enough data and technology to know what is right- it’s time for action ✅ Public corporations are facing increasing push back on ESG; we must convince board and shareholders they need to be better ✅ Consumers have a clear role in making the earth more planet friendly- they need information that is understandable and actionable Vanessa Friedman noted there will be 63% increase in footwear and apparel by 2030 Peder Michael Anker Jørgensen said less than 1.525 % of operating income is being put towards R&D; we must find a way to raise the barrier to keep non sustainable products off the market; and lastly, “I have zero confidence in consumers.” Vanessa Barboni Hallik, CEO of Another Tomorrow, said fashion can be a pathway to activism Anna Berne of Filippa K noted traceability is the enabler for all other initiatives David Almroth of GS1 Sweden said companies must start acting, take little steps Lucianne Tonti of The Guardian US offered that 15 million garments arrive in Ghana weekly and less than 1% of textiles are being recycled Achim Berg shared for some CEOs, sustainability initiatives add complexity to business models and are too much too deal with Amy Nelson-Bennett of Positive Luxury said the luxury industry is pretty late to the party Jules Lennon of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation said we have to appeal to the high end and to “High St.” Pascal Morand of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode noted, “Modern slavery is rife in the fashion supply chain, how do we protect garment workers?” Marie-Claire Daveu of Kering said luxury and sustainability are one in the same 👉Ryan Gellert shared, “We are coded to consume and brands have become sophisticated in making that happen.” #domorewithless #sustainabilty #actnow #runningoutoftime

🎡 Festival season is off, sun is out and denim is IN. ☀ Special thanks to Paulina Piszczek and the Bollare team for getting behind our mission and introducing our sustainable denim to more than 150 influencers at Coachella this year. We are thrilled to see embracing our first brand we developed called PTCL for "people together consuming less"... we are committed to improving the denim industry one pair at a time. PTCL stole the show, and special thanks to those who chose sustainable style among the sea of options available to them to wear. 👖 Did you know that Ethik Brands uses Water Recycling and Digital Tracking Systems in our factory? By recycling runoff water through our purification technology, we reuse up to 80% of water waste. We’re also implementing advanced data systems to track water and energy usage and calculate savings to ensure we’re living up to our own high standards. Why Work with Ethik Brands? - Creators can create denim that is in demand, festival trends to classics. - Brands can develop sustainable denim collections that are comfortable without compromising on style. - Licensing companies support sustainable fashion when they partner with Ethik Brands.   At Ethik Brands, sustainability is a commitment, not a trend. #ethicalfashion #ethikbrands #ethikdenim #sustainablefashion #festivalseason #coachella Live Nation Entertainment AEG Paul Tollett Eric Benarouche Carter Case Ninfa Fergadiotti Caroline Rothwell Gerstein Leeann Rahman

📢 I am really excited to hear about the recent research from Circular Fashion Innovation Network and Accenture in the BFC event ! 📢 The workshop today on "Putting Humans at the Heart of Circularity" sheds light on a crucial aspect of the circular economy transition: understanding the human factors behind it. To successfully transition to a circular economy, it's essential to explore the psyche of circular consumers, their behaviors, and the emotions driving their actions. Interestingly, the study found that terms like "sustainability" and "circularity" can sometimes demotivate people from engaging. #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Circularity #ConsumerBehavior #Innovation #CircularFashion #GreenFuture #HumanFactors #Accenture #CircularFashionInnovationNetwork

Sustainability is at the very core of Payal Jain's business! Business decisions are driven by the belief that one can leave a positive impact on both communities and the planet. From carefully selecting materials to promoting circularity in production processes, Payal Jain's brand is consistently striving to minimise its footprint. Moreover, collaborating with skilled artisans is not just a choice but a responsibility. By providing fair wages and preserving traditional crafts, we can support sustainable livelihoods and empower local communities. Join Payal Jain, Centre for Responsible Business and GIZ India on this journey towards #responsiblefashion, where mindful choices shape the industry's future. Together, let's build awareness, empower communities, and create a more sustainable and equitable fashion landscape. Let's be the Fabric of Change. 💚 Share your story using #FabricofChange and tag us to show how you're making a difference. #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy #ConsciousConsumer #ConsciousClothing #SlowFashion #EcoFriendlyFashion #SustainableClothing #CircularFashion #SustainableDevelopment #EnvironmentalSustainability #SustainableConsumption #ResponsibleBusiness

It's not about giving consumers more of what they already own, it's about giving them what they never thought was possible. 🌱 Sustainability is no longer a sacrifice, it's an upgrade •• #WeAreNotTheSame | #aktiivist #plantbased #highperfomance #sustainable #ecofriendly #activewear

🌍 Accelerating Climate Action in Fashion! 👗 ‘What Fuels Fashion’, a new report from Fashion Revolution, has revealed a number of stark findings about the industry. From a lack of transparency in energy procurement to not disclosing decarbonisation efforts, this report shows how there is need for improvement across the sector. Maeve Galvin, Policy and Campaigns Director at Fashion Revolution, believes that investment from big fashion can “simultaneously curb the impacts of the climate crisis and reduce poverty and inequality within their supply chains.” The report found the brand with the highest score is PUMA Group. Anne-Laure Descours, Chief Sourcing Officer at PUMA, says that while the company feels “honoured” to be ranked as the best performer, the publication should work as a “wake-up call." #Sustainability #FashionIndustry #ClimateChange #SustainableSupplyChain