Our sustainable impact

New energy for the future

Our commitment focuses on the pursuit of innovative solutions aimed at gradually increasing positive impacts on the environment. Indeed, each of our choices stems from a careful analysis of the risks and benefits associated with it. Within the framework of our Environmental Management System compliant with ISO 14001:2015, we periodically update our environmental risk analysis with the objective of assessing in detail every activity carried out and the potential risks associated.

Although the Group is not directly involved in all product manufacturing processes, we are committed to making the entire value chain efficient, with the aim of providing as Transparent an analysis as possible of the environmental impact generated throughout the entire supply chain: from production, to use, through to product disposal.

For this reason, as stated in the current Sustainability Report, each year we quantify greenhouse gas emissions produced directly from sources that the company owns or controls (Scope1), indirect greenhouse gas emissions from purchased or acquired energy (Scope 2) and indirect emissions generated by activities outside the direct control of the organisation, but associated with our activities (Scope 3).

ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ANALYSIS IS ESSENTIAL TO ASSESS ACTIVITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT.

 
 
 
 

Energy consumption and emissions

Our Group is actively committed to quantifying energy consumption and emissions produced. Our headquarters is equipped with a photovoltaic system which enables us to cover a significant portion of our requirements. Furthermore, we have chosen not only to purchase exclusively energy from renewable sources certified through guarantees of origin, but also to promote, as stated in the current Sustainability Report, initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact, such as: adoption of hybrid vehicles, installation of charging stations dedicated to electric vehicles, filtered Water dispensers for employees' use, to reduce plastic bottle waste and proximity sensors, which, by regulating light intensity based on human movement, significantly reduce electricity consumption.

85% OF ELECTRICITY COMES
FROM CLEAN ENERGY.

The most significant emissions mainly concern transport and distribution both upstream and downstream. In this regard, research is underway aimed at identifying means of transport and technologies capable of significantly reducing the impact of our production.

 

Sustainable packaging management

All products that we place on the market are provided with appropriate primary and secondary packaging, depending on the type and function. Among these, paper and cardboard, plastic and wood are significant. Over time, we have introduced various initiatives in order to reduce impacts related to material consumption and packaging waste generation. In particular, cardboard packaging is reused until reaching a minimum tolerable quality threshold and the use of plastic bags has been significantly reduced. Where product characteristics allow, we have chosen to package more than one item in the same polybag and to use 100% recycled plastic packaging certified GRS.

84% OF THE CARTONS WERE REUSED FOR RE-PACKING

Finally, each item is accompanied by the Digital Passport, a digital tool that allows us to provide consumers with all the necessary information regarding the composition of the garment, the countries in which the main production phases take place and the correct sorting of the product and packaging. Access to the Digital Passport is via the QR code located on the cardboard packaging or directly on the product page.