Why are brands choosing differently?

Wilfried Weber

Pollution

 

As we become more connected and aware of our individual impacts on the environment, we are seeing a global shift by consumers and businesses alike to do things differently.

As more businesses start to re-think every corner of their operations from the office through to their production processes, we are seeing some new and exciting initiatives emerge. Offices now have such things as worm bins in their kitchens or basement, no printing policies, charge stations for electric vehicles and company fleets that are slowly being transitioned over to 100% electric. 

On top of that employee commute times are being heavily reduced with work from home options now becoming the norm.

 

However, amid all this rapid change and innovative thinking we see
one key area being overlooked. Clothing.
 

The same companies promoting eco savvy waste systems in their lunch rooms are then going out and purchasing staff uniforms, promotional clothing and social sport apparel made from sources that are, well, far from eco.  

 

Clothing is a dirty business


With textiles taking up 215 trillion liters of water, contamination from the production and processing of textiles estimated to produce about 20% of global waste water per year and 85% of textiles ending up in landfill or incinerated, it seems that one of the biggest polluters is staring us right in the face. 

The reality is that most brands are wanting to choose differently, but knowing where to start can often be overwhelming.

This is why we created LUCKE.

We want to help more businesses and brands make the transition to more ethical and eco friendly apparel and most importantly, we want to make the process easy for them. 

We believe that change is possible and that doing business doesn't have to cost the earth. If you are keen to hear more about how your brand or business can move toward more sustainable apparel options, get in touch with our team. We are here to help.

 

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