Category: Labels / Initiatives

The EU is implementing comprehensive strategies to ensure sustainability in the fashion industry by promoting durable, repairable, and recyclable textiles, raising consumer awareness about the impacts of fast fashion, and investing in technological advancements to enhance circularity and reduce environmental impact

In the contemporary narrative of environmental activism, the fashion industry has emerged as a significant player both in contributing to climate change and in innovating sustainable practices to mitigate its

Since 2021, The Sustainability Pledge has successfully established itself as the leading platform for advancing global efforts towards a more traceable, transparent, and sustainable apparel and footwear sector.

The German Partnership for Sustainable Textiles was initiated in 2014 with the aim of making the global textile supply chain more sustainable.

Brands often use labels on their products to disseminate information relevant for consumers. However, a closer look is needed to determine if brands are being honest about their products.

Regulated labels have the advantage of being strictly controlled and aim to guarantee quality for consumers as well as reward affiliated brands for their involvement.