Buy a T and plant a tree, sounds pretty cool right? Yep, that’s how Re-Loved Apparel roll, and they haven’t stopped at planting trees when they sell T-shirts. Their mates at Carbon Positive Australia work with local communities on a global scale planting trees in areas affected by bushfires, deforestation and other environmental challenges.
DPS Print Group has been working with an Indian factory for several years to produce these Calico Cotton Kindergarten Orientation Library Bags that get distributed to schools all over NSW. It is part of the Safety Town program and they are Certified Organic and FairTrade compliant.
Better Cotton Initiative works with the ground partners across the world to support cotton communities to build resilience and improve their livelihoods, with a big focus on women’s equality within the cotton farming community and, in some cases, gaining economic independence and/or leadership roles.
With every purchase of the Ocean Big Vacuum Bottle, you become a global change-maker. Each Ocean Bottle sale funds the collection of 11.4 kg of ocean-bound plastic, equivalent to 1,000 plastic bottles. It’s a tangible and significant contribution to reducing plastic pollution.
Stencil aims to increase use of innovative and sustainable materials such as Sorona (partially plant-based polymer), Coffee Grounds and Recycled Plastics to produce soft, functional and quality garments designed with consideration and concern for the environment.
Becoming a responsible corporate citizen has been a strategic goal for Fashion Biz. Unfortunately, the world of sublimation has been left behind the greater apparel industry in the ESG space. Manufacturing low MOQ custom garments at cheap price points is hard to do ethically. They are committed to changing this.
