At Denim Privé, our journey has always been about more than just denim. It’s about creating products we can truly stand behind and a corporate strategy we are proud of: sustainability as our focus, with the future as our guide. Our approach combines responsible production with eco-advanced processes, all aimed at making a positive impact on the planet and the people we serve. From innovative techniques that reduce our footprint to consciously crafting fabrics and apparel, we’re committed to creating, innovating, and driving change in the industry. We believe that the future of fashion lies in climate-conscious solutions that are built to last—and we're excited to continue paving the way.
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Our 2023 Sustainability Report is now live, detailing our 2025 Sustainability Strategy and its four main pillars: Governance, Innovation, People, and Planet! "In 2023, we accelerated our journey by implementing our 2025 sustainability strategy. We shifted our focus from individual initiatives to a comprehensive plan, leading to significant changes in our mindset and processes. Our Preferred material usage improved by 20 points, now accounting for over 80% of our garments. We also introduced Circulose (Renewcell), a regenerated pulp from discarded garments, and developed 18 new styles in less than nine months. We joined Textile Exchange and the Leather Working Group, and utilized CLO Virtual Fashion Inc. technology to enhance product quality. Our agile approach enables us to thrive amid the dynamic fashion landscape. Our commitment to quality, durability, and unique design drives our identity. In 2023, we focused on becoming a better employer and business partner, restructuring processes and welcoming new talents. Our efforts led to increased employee satisfaction and decreased stress levels by 16%. Our suppliers praised our Responsible purchasing practices, facilitated by our partnership with Better Buying. We also mentored emerging talents through our collaboration with Copenhagen Fashion Week, supporting the next generation of sustainable fashion. Additionally, we began the process of achieving B-Corp certification. Collaboration is essential for deep change. In 2023, we participated in key initiatives and research projects for shared knowledge and transparency, such as DM&T Innovation Labs, Lifestyle & Design Cluster, and TRACE. We nurtured a collaborative spirit internally, providing over 20 training sessions on topics ranging from diversity to sustainability. Together, we continue our journey towards a more sustainable fashion future. Sincerely, Denise Christensen" Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/d4XuNVJu
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Fast fashion brands face the challenge of sustainable development while quickly responding to trends. According to the latest data, the global apparel industry generates about 92 million tons of waste each year, prompting us to re-evaluate sustainability in the manufacturing process. For fast fashion brands, implementing sustainable strategies is not an easy task. However, Stage Group is committed to minimizing environmental impact during manufacturing. With this philosophy in mind, Stage Group and its affiliated factories have become certified members of GRS, RCS, BCI, RDS, and OCS. We prioritize the use of recycled fibers throughout the supply chain, reduce the use of harmful substances, and ensure production respects social rights and protects the environment. Sustainable fashion is not a short-term trend; it is an inevitable choice for future development. We look forward to collaborating with more brands to drive the industry towards a more sustainable direction. 🌱🌍 #SustainableFashion #FastFashion #ESG #RecycledMaterials #EcoFriendly #GreenManufacturing #Collaboration
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🌱💼 The "Support Report: Mapping Sustainable Fashion Opportunities for SMEs" highlights the vital role of small and medium-sized enterprises in revolutionizing the #European #fashion scene towards #sustainability. This comprehensive analysis showcases practical examples and strategies where businesses are successfully integrating sustainable practices across their operations. From utilizing citrus waste for creating textiles to upcycling ocean plastics into premium fabrics, these SMEs are not only fostering innovation but are also setting benchmarks for environmental stewardship within the fashion industry. Explore how these transformative approaches are paving the way for a greener fashion future, inspiring others in the sector to adopt and amplify sustainable practices. 🌟🌏 https://lnkd.in/eW7-CHqm
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🌱 Let's Talk Sustainability: Today, I'm diving into the importance of sustainable fashion. From eco-friendly materials to ethical production practices, there are so many ways to make a positive impact with your wardrobe choices. Let's embrace fashion that's good for the planet! #ecofriendly #sustainable #fashion #easrth #BBC #Planet ☘
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Why do we keep using the term "sustainability" in the Fashion / clothing industry? The truth is, once we create something, it's no longer sustainable. Yet, we continue to rely on this term, even though the current production practices don’t truly reflect it. Fashion / Clothing operates on a "take, make, dispose" cycle, which significantly affects the planet. Referring to it as sustainable feels more like wishful thinking than reality. Consider the facts: 🔸 Fashion contributes 8-10% of global carbon emissions—surpassing both aviation and shipping combined. 🔸 The industry generates 92 million tons of textile waste every year. 🔸 Only a tiny fraction—less than 1%—of clothing is recycled into new apparel. 🔸 The global fashion industry churns out between 100 to 150 billion garments annually. With statistics like these, it's clear that calling our approach "sustainable" doesn't hold up. The term has been overused and, in many ways, has lost its meaning. We need to shift the conversation toward what we're really doing. A system that consumes resources, creates waste, and harms the environment can’t genuinely be considered sustainable. So, what’s a more accurate term? Personally, I lean toward "RESPONSIBLE"—it reflects accountability rather than perfection. What are your thoughts? What word should replace “sustainable” in our industry? ⬇️ *Rolling forward...!!
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Why do we keep saying “sustainability”? Why do we keep using the word “sustainability” in fashion? The way we produce today is not sustainable - we know this at this point. As soon as we make something - it’s not sustainable. But we keep using that word. We do too (until there's a better one). The fashion industry operates in a linear model: take, make, and waste. But again - as soon as we produce something, it's no longer sustainable. ✅ The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of global carbon emissions, more than aviation and shipping combined. ✅ We generate 92 million tons of textile waste annually. ✅ Less than 1% of clothing is recycled into new garments. ✅ The fashion industry produces between 100 and 150 billion garments each year globally. Nothing's “sustainable” with these numbers. The term "sustainability" is getting overused, and it's losing its meaning. We need to be more honest about what we’re actually doing. A truly sustainable system doesn’t exist in the model we have today. Because production consumes resources, generates waste, and negatively impacts the planet. So, what should we say instead? Personally, I’m liking “RESPONSIBLE”. Curious - What other words do you think we should be using to replace "sustainability"? 👇 #sustainablefashion #fashionindustry #sustainability #responsiblefashion
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Definitely food for thought! Last time I was pondering about sustainability, it’s true meaning and how it has been misused made me cringe and somewhat angry, because it felt like we are going round in circles whilst trying to figure out ways of being sustainable. It’s all about ecological balance. Balance means one cannot exist without the other. Therefore eliminating waste is not the answer. Now educating ourselves about waste reduction whilst applying it in our everyday lives could be the starting point. So perhaps WELL BALANCED or SENSIBLE could fit the bill, but again, without us applying the true meaning to our everyday choices (food, diet, energy consumption, time usage etc, etc) these are only empty words. Also good to remember that the change has to start with each of us individually. #sustainability #fashionindustry #sensibility
Founder of Portia, SUSTAIN20™, Desinder & Apparel Entrepreneurship | Speaker | Author | Podcaster | Building circular brands through software, strategy, branding & design
Why do we keep saying “sustainability”? Why do we keep using the word “sustainability” in fashion? The way we produce today is not sustainable - we know this at this point. As soon as we make something - it’s not sustainable. But we keep using that word. We do too (until there's a better one). The fashion industry operates in a linear model: take, make, and waste. But again - as soon as we produce something, it's no longer sustainable. ✅ The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of global carbon emissions, more than aviation and shipping combined. ✅ We generate 92 million tons of textile waste annually. ✅ Less than 1% of clothing is recycled into new garments. ✅ The fashion industry produces between 100 and 150 billion garments each year globally. Nothing's “sustainable” with these numbers. The term "sustainability" is getting overused, and it's losing its meaning. We need to be more honest about what we’re actually doing. A truly sustainable system doesn’t exist in the model we have today. Because production consumes resources, generates waste, and negatively impacts the planet. So, what should we say instead? Personally, I’m liking “RESPONSIBLE”. Curious - What other words do you think we should be using to replace "sustainability"? 👇 #sustainablefashion #fashionindustry #sustainability #responsiblefashion
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No doubt "sustainability" is being overused. I totally agree with that part but will a new word really solve the problem? For me, it's not about semantics. Being a do-er, taking action is what matters to me. Will a new word really help the fashion industry be more "responsible"? Will the onus still fall on the consumers to make better choices, to reduce demand for fast fashion & hope for the industry to do better in the future? Will it make luxury brands pay fair wages? A new word or a few new words really aren't going to make any difference. We need ACTION not new words. #sustainablefashion #sustainability #fashionindustry
Founder of Portia, SUSTAIN20™, Desinder & Apparel Entrepreneurship | Speaker | Author | Podcaster | Building circular brands through software, strategy, branding & design
Why do we keep saying “sustainability”? Why do we keep using the word “sustainability” in fashion? The way we produce today is not sustainable - we know this at this point. As soon as we make something - it’s not sustainable. But we keep using that word. We do too (until there's a better one). The fashion industry operates in a linear model: take, make, and waste. But again - as soon as we produce something, it's no longer sustainable. ✅ The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of global carbon emissions, more than aviation and shipping combined. ✅ We generate 92 million tons of textile waste annually. ✅ Less than 1% of clothing is recycled into new garments. ✅ The fashion industry produces between 100 and 150 billion garments each year globally. Nothing's “sustainable” with these numbers. The term "sustainability" is getting overused, and it's losing its meaning. We need to be more honest about what we’re actually doing. A truly sustainable system doesn’t exist in the model we have today. Because production consumes resources, generates waste, and negatively impacts the planet. So, what should we say instead? Personally, I’m liking “RESPONSIBLE”. Curious - What other words do you think we should be using to replace "sustainability"? 👇 #sustainablefashion #fashionindustry #sustainability #responsiblefashion
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Check out the highlight on Page 5 of Material Innovation Initiative's lookbook 🍏
Veshin X Leap in the spotlight!🍎✨ We are happy to have been featured in the Material Innovation Initiative’s latest Next-Gen Materials Lookbook alongside Beyond Leather Materials ApS! Our collaboration is emphasized for pushing the boundaries of sustainable fashion, creating beautiful leather goods with Leap®, an alternative leather made from apple waste. 📖 Check out the highlight on Page 5 of the lookbook and learn more about our partnership at this link on our website: https://rb.gy/diedlo
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Our latest blog, "Green is Gold: How Sustainability Drives Business Profits," is packed with real stories and insights on how businesses are turning eco-friendly practices into profitable ventures. Here’s a sneak peek: 1. Fast Fashion vs. Sustainable Fashion: The sustainable fashion market is projected to outpace fast fashion 2. Investor Insights: 77% of investors are interested in sustainable investments 3. Case Studies: Sutlej Textiles and Industries Ltd. : Achieved a 42.79% reduction in manufacturing costs by implementing sustainable solutions Faze Three Limited : Increased revenue by 108% through sustainable practices Catch the full story here: http://bit.ly/3L4bGi9
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