*All Sales Final* This clean, neat and classic woman's polo shirt has 5-button closure, rib collar and cuffs, and a printed Iron Mark on the left chest. It’s certified in accordance with GRS and Zero Mission and made from a mix of recycled cotton (60%) and recycled polyester (40%). The production of this garment minimizes the use of water significantly. Available in nine colors and a wide size range, the only problem for you is to choose which of these classy polos to buy today (why not go for all of them?).
GRS – Global Recycle Standard. Products carrying the GRS symbol contain at least 20 % recycled material and live up to tough requirements throughout the entire supply chain. In addition, the producer of these must track and trace material, take social and environmental practices into account, and restrict the use of harmful chemicals. This standard also makes labeling more accurate and encourage innovative ways of using reclaimed materials (which is sweet music to us).
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Working with ZeroMission is an important piece in our sustainability puzzle. With their help we carbon offset all our transports and shipments, which minimize our ecological footprint. They offer a complete solution for environmentally ambitious businesses (sounds exactly like us), and we are proud to get their help in applying a strategy to reduce our fossil fuel dependency and the emissions of greenhouse gases. In summary, we can sell products that make an impact, while minimizing our impact on the climate.
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Living wages—a small price to pay. For us, it’s a given that anyone hired by our suppliers is treated fairly and equally, regardless of ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation. We also urge our suppliers to pay a living wage rather than the minimum wage. Why? Because, we see it as a basic right for people to be paid enough to afford food, water, housing, education, health care, clothes and other essentials for themselves and their families.
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Staying green by saving blue. Since 2014, we have taken many steps to reduce our carbon footprint. Some have been small, others are major leaps towards a greener future. One example is our recent Save the Water initiative. This makes it possible to produce stylish items like this one, using just 2 rather than 2,500 liters of water. And, we promise that our sustainable journey has just begun.
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