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16/01/2023
22/07/2022

🌱Fashion & Sustainability - Let’s talk.

Quali domande cruciali deve porsi oggi un , e come contrastare il fenomeno del ?

Sono soltanto alcune delle domande rivolte a Massimo Brandellero, Founder dell’impresa innovativa The ID Factory Srl.

Unica nel suo genere, The ID Factory mette in contatto oltre 500 aziende per rendere la tracciabile e trasparente. Una piattaforma rivoluzionaria che nasce dalla crescente domanda di trasparenza da parte dei consumatori. A condurre l'intervista la docente RUFA Guenda Cermel.

Leggi l’intervista completa 👉 bit.ly/TheIDFactory_RUFA

28/06/2022

Inaugurato a Firenze il metodo che unisce sostenibilità e trasparenza attraverso una innovativa piattaforma

Imagine if in your organization all employees feel responsible and committed to the projects they work in. That's what h...
24/03/2022

Imagine if in your organization all employees feel responsible and committed to the projects they work in.

That's what happens in LUZ, a content marketing agency, and a B Corp, and in this way, the vision of employees is the vision of LUZ too, and vice versa.

📌 The purpose of LUZ is to create new B Corp companies, where employees own a part of the project in terms of equity capital, to enlarge the horizons of the business, and to satisfy everyone, both professionally and personally.

It is certainly not a classic way for doing business, but in LUZ the idea is clear: it’s the business model that changes and adapts to the purpose, not the contrary.

➡️ This approach extends to every aspect of LUZ, even to the way of making news: in fact, slow communication is preferred, rather than fast communication.

According to Alice Siracusano, CEO at LUZ, it is better not to communicate than to communicate something that is not meaningful.

This is also a value that is spread among the employees: the vision must be shared, as well as the objectives. Transparency is an everyday challenge that starts with executives and extends to everyone.

🎯Only sharing the same goal allows you to achieve it and generate a positive impact for everyone.

Moreover, Alice shared with us some best practices and also tips on things to avoid in communication, as in business in general.

To know more, we are waiting for you in our last episode of this B Corp B Fashion series.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nizq8xdZCag&t=1660s

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Imagine if in your organization all employees feel responsible and committed to the projects they work in. That's what happens in LUZ, a content marketing ag...

Being at both opposite ends of the fashion supply chain: an essential transition“Why produce waste every season, when we...
10/03/2022

Being at both opposite ends of the fashion supply chain: an essential transition

“Why produce waste every season, when we can use what already exists and transform it into something new, which people can appreciate?”

Do you agree with Kresse Wesling, co-founder of Elvis & Kresse?

It is no coincidence that the brand's formula is based on three pillars: rescue, transform and donate.

Rescue materials that would go to landfills; transform them into something new; donate part of the proceeds to those who need it most, whether they are people or the planet.

According to Kresse, it is essential to give back, which is why today she has two full-time jobs: from 9 am to 5 pm she is a designer, from 5 pm to 9 pm she is a farmer.

It is rare to find a company that is at the two ends of the supply chain: both fashion brand and producer of raw materials.

When we asked her how it is possible to be so engaged, she said: “How can you not be?

Whatever you produce, you must know where the raw materials come from, how they are produced, how they impact the world.

Otherwise, how can you know if your product meets the needs of the target, and how do you make sure it is done in the best possible way?”

A transition for the entire fashion industry is needed: it does not take time but requires willpower.

If you are curious to learn more, we are waiting for you in our new episode.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkB8UEVB7hQ

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“Why produce waste every season, when we can use what already exists and transform it into something new, which people can appreciate?”Do you agree with Kres...

Seay, a newly B Corp who produces apparel and beachwear by using “waste” and recycled items, has learned a great lesson ...
03/03/2022

Seay, a newly B Corp who produces apparel and beachwear by using “waste” and recycled items, has learned a great lesson from Patagonia: “Customers before consumers.”

As the name itself says, a consumer consumes, wastes, and for a fashion company, it is no longer acceptable to look for consumers.

📢 The new goal is to attract customers, people who trust the brand and appreciate the its commitment to make the world a better place, to do sustainability, not just tell it in words.

How do you earn trust when you are not an established brand but an innovative start-up with an ambitious mission?

📌 Through a patented model: Seay has launched Re3, a system through which customers can bring back the garments they no longer wear.
In return, they receive three things:
- money: equal to the economic value of the product they returned;
- space in the closet and the awareness that quality is better than quantity;
- transparency: they keep monitoring the path of the garment they donated.

Seay wants to extend the concept of the circular economy and believes in the impact that a shared goal can have.

Fashion brands and B Corps listening, if you want to know more, we’re talking about it today with Alberto Bressan, Founder at Seay.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link below

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jagJFhaBFMc&t=3s

Seay, a newly B Corp who produces apparel and beachwear by using “waste” and recycled items, has learned a great lesson from Patagonia: “Customers before con...

25/02/2022
Have you ever thought about the value of the clothes you wear?We are not talking about the economic value, but the story...
24/02/2022

Have you ever thought about the value of the clothes you wear?

We are not talking about the economic value, but the story they tell: think about once you wore a jacket and received good news or that backpack that was your friend on a trip.

➡️ In the fashion industry, many companies are committed to making the market more sustainable, trying in every way to change the purchasing behavior of consumers, explaining why they should give up fast fashion products.

According to Better World Fashion, however, we should work on the mindset: if a customer wants to change clothes frequently, he can stop buying anonymous, mass-produced products and choose recycled and upcycled items.

🤩 That's why Better World Fashion has launched its leasing service: you can take a jacket, and you can return it whenever you want, even if it is ruined. Once back in the team's hands, it could be transformed into a laptop bag.

At that point, it will not be just a bag but a product with a story to tell. The sentimental value wins over the economic one and makes the product you choose truly unique.

We are talking about it today with Lars Olesen, Partner & Chairman at Better World Fashion.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link below

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqrWo-kpieI&t=3s

Have you ever thought about the value of the clothes you wear?We are not talking about the economic value, but the story they tell: think about once you wore...

Is it possible to create something that has an impact?Pala, a sustainable eyewear brand, has its roots in Africa and has...
17/02/2022

Is it possible to create something that has an impact?

Pala, a sustainable eyewear brand, has its roots in Africa and has the goal of restoring vision in the continent.

📌 They work with a charity called Vision Aid Overseas and an NGO called CARE4BASKET. Together they have trained their weavers to make woven cases for sunglasses from recycled plastic and water sachets.

With every sale, proceeds go towards grants for eye care projects in Africa.

👏🏻 Since launching, Pala Eyewear has changed the lives of thousands of sight-impaired people and enhanced their ability to earn an income by supporting them with a pair of prescription glasses.

Today we’re glad to have with us John Pritchard, Founder at Pala Eyewear.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link below

PALA, a sustainable eyewear brand, has its roots in Africa and has the goal of restoring vision in the continent. 📌 They work with a charity called Vision A...

What if leftovers, such as rubber, plastic or aluminum, would become cool and fashionable pieces?Parafina Co., an eco-fr...
04/02/2022

What if leftovers, such as rubber, plastic or aluminum, would become cool and fashionable pieces?

Parafina Co., an eco-friendly eyewear brand, recycles waste from China, Malaysia, and Arabia and transforms them into beautiful sunglasses and eyeglasses.

According to Samuel Soria Santos, CEO and Partner at Parafina, it is important to be green, not only look green. Reusing leftovers is much greener for the planet than creating products from scratch.

It’s crucial to make consumers understand that a recycled product has a story behind it, and it’s much more worthy than just a fashionable item. Following this sustainable ethics, Parafina has become Certified B Corp in 2019.

What if leftovers, such as rubber, plastic or aluminum, would become cool and fashionable pieces?Parafina Co., an eco-friendly eyewear brand, recycles waste ...

Can a revolution start with a single pair of jeans?According to Laura Vicaria, CSR Manager at MUD Jeans International, t...
27/01/2022

Can a revolution start with a single pair of jeans?

According to Laura Vicaria, CSR Manager at MUD Jeans International, the answer is yes, and it has to be!

Every year 200,000 million pairs are sold, but not everyone knows that Jeans are one of the most polluting items in fashion, using 7,000 liters of water and nasty chemicals.

With today's interviewee, Laura, we'll talk about the revolution that MUD Jeans is trying to carry out: becoming an exemplary circular fashion company after introducing the pioneering Lease a jeans model in 2013 and consistently putting the circular economy principles into practice.

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Can a revolution start with a single pair of jeans?According to Laura Vicaria, CSR Manager at MUD Jeans International, the answer is yes, and it has to be!Ev...

📌 Which is the key to a real social change? According to James Bartle is a sustainable career path.💥 B Corp B Fashion se...
13/01/2022

📌 Which is the key to a real social change? According to James Bartle is a sustainable career path.

💥 B Corp B Fashion series is back, with a new fresh design and amazing speakers!

Today’s interviewee is James Bartle, CEO at Outland Denim, a Certified B Corp since 2018.

Outland Denim is a company that crafts premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of its seamstresses and its customers closer together. Any piece is carefully selected to minimize its impact on the environment and mitigate the risk of exploitation along the supply chain.

➡️ To watch the interview click the link below

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Outland Denim crafts premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of our seamstresses and our customers closer together.It was founded as an avenue for t...

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