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The environmental impact of the fashion industry is undeniable. As a logistician, it is my responsibility to take action to make the supply chain more sustainable. Through strict sourcing and labour standards we can improve the environmental and social dimension of the industry. #SustainableFashion #EthicalLogistics #CircularEconomy #SupplyChainTransparency #FashionInnovation #ThomasHellmuthSander

Quality is not just a matter of how something is made; it’s also about how long it lasts. Making a product that lasts for a long time is vital for sustainability. Read our latest post, learn why quality and sustainability go hand in hand, and how brands can approach this. #pactics #supplier #manufactuer #sustainabalemanufacturing

A unique Hybrid Tracebility Model - Digital & Physical

📦 The Last Mile: Where Fashion Retail Meets (also) CSR 🌍 In the fast-paced world of fashion retail, it's not just about the latest trends. It's also about the journey your purchase takes to reach your doorstep. 🛍️ The "last mile" of delivery is a critical, yet often overlooked, aspect of the industry. It's where the impact on our planet and communities becomes "real". 🚚 As we navigate the ever-changing landscape of retail, it's crucial to embrace a sustainable approach. 🌱 Here's where Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) comes into play. By investing in eco-friendly transportation methods and reducing emissions in that final stretch, fashion retailers can minimize their carbon footprint and positively influence their local communities. 🌿 Every effort counts, whether it's optimizing delivery routes, using electric vehicles, or partnering with eco-conscious logistics providers. It's not just about delivering fashion; it's about delivering on our commitment to a better, more sustainable future. 💚 Let's make that last mile count in more ways than one. Together, we can create a brighter, more stylish, and eco-friendly future for fashion retail. 🌟 My team is fabulous : Thank you for your involvement in serving our customers and the planet! Rémy Dupré Sylvain LAURENT Robin Doudelet Eva RENAUT FRET21 #LastMileDelivery #FashionRetail #CSR #Sustainability #ActsForABetterWorld

Here are 3 reasons why I love my crochet life: 1. Helping others build a sustainable life through slow fashion is incredibly fulfilling. 2. The products I create with crochet are built to last, standing the test of time. 3. Seeing others build their own sustainable products using my patterns brings me so much joy. Crochet has not only allowed me to pursue my passion but also to make a positive impact on the world around me. What do you love about your craft? #sustainability #slowfashion

Is there a world where our clothing can be sustainable AND affordable? 🤔 In the newest episode of Inside Retail, Grace Hill sits down with a leader in this space: Lenzing Group’s Senior Commercial Director, Johannes Stefan. Johannes and Grace discuss how retailers can make choices that align with customers' desire for both affordability and sustainability, the challenges of scaling plant-based fabrics, and the dilemma retailers face over quality and cost in a world where profit margins are scrutinized more than ever. Click the link below for the full discussion. 👇 https://bit.ly/3TQteCC #FashionIndustry #SustainableFashion #RetailInnovation

Encouraging firms to map out their whole manufacturing process, reveal their sourcing and production methods, carry out environmental impact assessments, and abide by recognized certifications are all part of the advocacy for transparency and traceability in fashion supply chains. Stakeholder cooperation is essential to creating industry-wide standards, and consumer education enables people to make wise decisions for themselves. By supporting these principles, the fashion industry should prioritize social and environmental responsibility while improving accountability, sustainability, and consumer empowerment. This will make the sector more transparent and ethical. #FashionTransparency #SupplyChainTraceability #ConsumerEmpowerment #FashionResponsibility #CertifiedFashion #IndustryCollaboration #consciousconsumption

A culture of conscious consumption, as is proposed here, could save vital resources and the planet. This TED Talk speaks about this in relation to the fast fashion industry, but I believe it could extend to numerous other parts of the retail industry which for so long, has generated a considerable amount of waste. Retail is facing growing pressure to address its waste generation and environmental impact. The solution lies in the adoption of sustainable practices by retailers alongside a 180-degree change in consumer mindset as Josephine Philips emphasises. #FastFashion #Sustainability #Retail

Energizing discussion and challenging questions from audience on reverse logistics yesterday on the Action stage at Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2024 by Global Fashion Agenda. There definitely are good examples out there already - did you know about VF Corporation´s Smartwool Second Cut sock take-back program or Trashie's take back bag to divert unwanted clothing from landfills? And all the great work that Circle Economy is doing? But what does it take to facilitate systematic change and what role does logistics need to play to ensure that more than 7,2% of materials get cycled back to economy globally? Stay tuned for a thought leadership report launching in September on Reverse Logistics and sign up for it here: https://lnkd.in/dCuZzHBZ And thank you Elizabeth Segran, Ph.D.; Jeannie Renne-Malone, LEED AP, ENV SP, GGP; Hilde van Duijn - for your amazing insights and the work you are doing. #Maersk #AllTheWay #ReverseLogistics

It is essential to move beyond the allure of quantity and rapid turnover, and instead prioritize quality, #slowfashion, and the longevity of our clothing, ensuring that each item is valued and utilized to its fullest extent. Read more about embracing #circularfashion below.