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Did you know ? Our brands also offer collections that respect the environment: recycled or organic materials, second life, controlled production...
Find all their initiatives for a more responsible fashion.
Aigle could have been called responsible even before the issue was raised. From the design of a natural rubber boot, manufactured in France since 1853.
Local manufacturing, virtuous materials, a desire to "allow everyone to fully experience life without leaving any other footprints than those of their own": respect for our resources is part of our DNA.
Aigle manufactures in France and around the world. To guarantee the same high standards and working conditions that respect our values everywhere, Aigle is a signatory of the UN Global Compact and our suppliers respect the fundamental principles of the ICS standard.
What are the objectives?
46% reduction in our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
50% responsible products by 2022.
50% renewable energy by 2025.
“The philosophy underpinning my brand has always been sustainability: through my work, I offer clothes that last and can be worn for many years […]. It is vital to adopt a sustainable position nowadays. The question of ethics even comes before strategy.” – Giorgio Armani
For the Armani Group, being a brand that symbolises fashion and luxury means knowing how to create unique products, combining aesthetics, quality and innovation with a strong system of values.
Not only is the Group known for the unlimited trademark style of its products, but also for the principles guiding its actions, which are laid down in its Code of Ethics. These principles are inspired by the concept of substance and the conviction that sustainability means, first and foremost, creating a system capable of enduring through time, with respect for all the resources that the Group draws on and with the awareness that the future of generations to come depends on the choices of today.
Not only is a change in the fashion industry desirable, it is necessary. The Armani Group intends to make a concrete contribution, both directly, by taking action within its value chain, and collectively, by making its experience available to initiatives promoted by institutions and business groups in the sector.
At Converse, social commitment is not a program or a service, but one of the pillars of their identity. They want to encourage their employees to act responsibly, contribute to the well-being of the communities where they live and work, and improve the environment.
That's why Converse is introducing the Converse Renew collection: unique sustainable trainers and eco-friendly clothing.
For this, they worked with Beyond Retro, a sustainable fashion brand and vintage clothing retailer based in the UK, to choose the perfect denim, whether it's dark, medium or light. The fabric is then cut and sewn to form the upper of the shoe. The Converse Renew canvas collection combines the iconic spirit of the Chuck with a canvas made from 100% polyester from used plastic bottles. Recycle your plastic into a Chuck! Converse Renew is an ongoing commitment to make all products more innovative and sustainable.
Let's all find new ways to renew what we do.
At Karl Lagerfeld, we are passionate about sustainability. We have sustainability ambassadors in all areas of the business and look carefully at how we can increase our positive impact, through our collections and all brand initiatives.
In Spring 2021, KARL LAGERFELD collaborates with the environmental activist Amber Valletta to create an ecologically responsible accessory collection, of which the profits will be donated to a non-profit foundation aiming to rid oceans of plastic pollution.
As a member of the Fashion Pact, KARL LAGERFELD has committed to achieving key environmental goals in three areas: preventing global warming, restoring biodiversity and protecting the oceans. This is why our protective polybags are made of 100% recycled plastics. Furthermore we are members of Amfori BSCI and are reaffirming our commitment and respect for human rights, through the KARL LAGERFELD Code of Conduct.
The L'OCCITANE Group has developed an efficient and sustainable manufacturing process. They transform the best natural and organic ingredients into desirable products with minimal impact on the environment.
From sourcing raw materials, to extracting and developing innovative formulas in the laboratory, to mixing ingredients in the factory, their specialized teams work tirelessly to ensure smooth operations and high customer satisfaction.
With this in mind, for years they have been progressively reducing the packaging of their products and aiming to increase the percentage of recycled plastic in their bottles, currently standing at 30%, with the goal of reaching 100% by 2025. Finally, they have also set themselves the goal of moving from the current 84% to 100% of recyclable plastic bottles by 2025, while continuing to work with specialized suppliers to design lighter packaging that prioritises to recycled materials.
The generation of today wants to conquer the world. Samsonite helps them by creating ecological bags to use in everyday life. What better way to take care of the future of our children than to take care of the environment?
Find the Happy Sammies collection. The first children’s collection made from recycled bottled, without compromising on quality. Discover a selection of eco-responsible bags, suitcases and satchels for your children. They will be perfect for going on vacation, going to school or just having fun !
3 commitments of the Marseille soap :
1/ A solid product without packaging
A solid product to save water, and a bulk sale of the naked product to limit the production of packaging and waste.
2/ A simple and natural composition
Their authentic Marseille soap is made in Salon de Provence with only 4 ingredients, no more, no less.
3/ An improved traditional manufacturing process
At Rampal Latour, their Marseille soap is made in a vat according to the historical process called "Marseillais".
However, this process has been improved, modernized and patented in order to consume 4 times less water and 7 times less energy during production.
Scotch and Soda wants to make a positive contribution and reduce their environmental impact, so they have partnered with Trees for All to plant trees for their communities in the Netherlands and worldwide. Trees For All has already planted more than five million trees and bushes, working to restore 32 forests and helping to absorb 320,000 tons of carbon dioxide. But their mission (and ours) is far from over: every new tree planted counts.
With quality and comfort at the heart of their philosophy, Scotch & Soda chooses superior materials to make their clothing sustainable. To make a positive contribution to society and reduce their impact on the environment, the careful choice of materials they use is central to the creation of a garment and therefore to the sourcing. Each season, they increase the proportion of organic, recycled and regenerated fibers in their collections. More respectful of the environment than their traditional alternative, they represent a more reasonable choice.
Compassionate about preserving the world of tomorrow, for several seasons now, Suncoo has turned to new projects in favour of more responsible fashion and more environmentally friendly production. Since their creation in 2010, they have advanced step by step by first imagining on winter 2017 a faux-fur as an alternative to real fur and then by formalizing in 2019 a commitment with PETA France to no longer use animal fur. The commitments have also resulted in the gradual introduction of recycled polyester and organic cotton in their collections and the desire to use more natural materials, particularly linen and cotton.
Today, as a fashion player, they wish to go even further by sharing with you their commitments, everyday gestures and more ambitious actions that are close to their hearts and unite their passionate and committed employees. It is a new step and a new story that is being created with you. Because the future is in our hands and we are the key players of tomorrow: The Future is NOW!
The Body Shop is a B Corp as of 2019, a certification awarded to companies that meet the highest societal and environmental standards. Companies with this certification care about both people and the planet. For example, in our iconic Shea Body Butter, the Shea butter cream is FairTrade, prepared in Ghana by women who have used it for generations.
Visit our store to learn more about our certification and our environmentally friendly products !
Since November 2021, The Kooples offers the possibility to give a second life to your clothes.
Thanks to the Second Love platform, you can now resell but also buy secondhand The Kooples clothes and accessories. With the main intention to contribute to the development of a more sustainable and responsible fashion, Second Love will allow us to extend the life of our products, and thus build a circular economy thanks to you.
Always a premium service with an effortless operation. The principle is simple, send us your items directly, in return, you can benefit from gift cards according to a predefined scale available on our site, the Second Love, but also in store.
Second Love will also allow you to buy articles of guaranteed quality from either new or old collections, all controlled by the quality department and classified in three categories; new, new without label, very good condition and good condition. The sale of your products will be made directly by the Second Love teams and an express delivery within 3 days will be guaranteed for all buyers.
Second Love is the opportunity to find old favourites, to unearth unique items, but also cult pieces of The Kooples.
Join the Second Love community!
Made of natural organic fibers in the purest tradition, Yves Delorme collections are distinguished by their quality and the care given to every detail.
The Yves Delorme style also owes its richness to an incomparable mastery of manufacturing techniques.
Cultivated in the respect of artisanal traditions, this know-how is associated with a permanent research of quality and innovation to answer all the needs of a contemporary world.
A quality department is in place at each stage of the manufacturing process.
Competent people who have been with the company for a long time are in charge of this control. They point out the defects of weaving or confection in the finished products, by following the strict standards imposed by the brand.
Since their creation, Zadig&Voltaire, has defended a desire to bring together free spirits around common values and a style that reflects their aspirations. Free spirit doesn’t mean carelessness or inconsistency. What the teams have put in place over time to create products with less impact on the planet is a structured program: the Voltaire program, created in 2020. The name carries its main objective: to protect the air, our common resource, so that we can breathe clean air with peace of mind.
It obviously marks our commitment to design and develop products that can be loved, worn and passed on, that last over time and that are manufactured with respect for people and ecosystems. It is inclusive and aims to bring together all the communities of the brand; its teams, its customers and its partners.
RECYCLE YOUR FASHION
Give your old clothes a new life
In partnership with CTR Group, McArthurGlen invites you to breathe new life into your old clothes. All clothing items are welcome and, as a thank you from us for your donation, you will receive a 10% discount voucher to use at participating stores.
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