Heal the planet
Every action counts, every person makes a difference
We believe that our way of doing business must be an active part in caring for the planet. For this reason, we are committed to reducing our environmental impact throughout the supply chain, promoting increasingly responsible, innovative, and transparent practices.
We know that environmental impact strongly depends on the choice and management of materials in the production chain. For this reason, we have traced a path to increasingly sustainable raw materials, design garments according to circularity principles, and implement initiatives to recover fibers and give them new life.
Furthermore, it is fundamental for us to actively contribute to climate change mitigation, the promotion of energy efficiency, and the spread of renewable energies. We have voluntarily and publicly committed to reducing direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions by 2031, adhering to the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) which has allowed us to formalize and concretize our commitment. We have also set ourselves the goal of increasing the use of more sustainable fibers in our collections by 2025.
To face environmental challenges, we have established an integrated program called GEP (Global Environmental Program), on which we are committed for the next ten years to guide the company and its value chain towards achieving challenging objectives in four impact areas: chemical substances, emissions, water, and solid waste.
We are investing in an in-depth mapping of our foreign suppliers and their internal production processes. We pay the utmost attention to controlling garments, especially children's clothing, to verify the absence of chemical substances potentially harmful to people and the environment.
This commitment requires deep collaboration between us and our suppliers.
For this reason, we adhere to the international Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Program, whose aim is to spread the use of sustainable chemistry, promoting innovations and best practices in the textile sector.
"Heal the Planet" for us means transforming sustainability into a continuous, concrete, measurable process. Not an obligation, but an act of responsibility towards the future. Because true change comes from daily actions, carried out with constancy and consistency.
Adherence and certification to Textile Exchange standards;
Adherence to the Circular Fashion Partnership project, promoted and led by the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) with the aim of recovering and circularly managing processing waste in production countries;
Approximately 14% of garments ordered in 2024 contain more sustainable fibers, marking a 3-point growth compared to 2023
By 2031, a 51% reduction in absolute Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions and a 51% reduction in emissions per product sold compared to the 2019 reference year;
By 2025, 50% of ordered garments will contain more sustainable fibers.
By 2025, at least 30% by weight of more sustainable raw materials purchased*; *Includes GRS and RCS certified recycled synthetic fibers; GOTS and OCS certified organic natural fibers; other certified fibers (e.g., EcoVero™, Repreve®). Does not include: BCI™ cotton. At least 80% of articles produced come from a supply chain compliant with ZDHC protocols and standards