As a world-leading ingredient brand, ISKO™ is the only denim mill in the world to have been awarded both the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and the EU Ecolabel. With 2,000 high-tech, automated looms, the company has a production capacity of 300 million meters of fabric per year. ISKO™ has a global presence, with offices in 35 countries. It is also part of SANKO TEKSTIL, the textiles division of the SANKO Group, which is one of the largest conglomerates in the world, active in a wide range of sectors from construction and energy, to packaging, financial services, health care and education. It is also a major investor in renewable energy, including hydroelectric and wind power plants.

Read more about ISKO™ at iskodenim.com

C&A Foundation is a corporate foundation here to transform the fashion industry. It works with change-makers all over the world, offering financial support, expertise and networks to make the industry work better for every person it touches. The foundation collaborates with a variety of stakeholders, including NGOs and industry partners, and works closely with smallholder farmers and garment workers. C&A Foundation is driven by the belief that despite the vast and complex challenges, collaborative action can make fashion a force for good.

Read more about C&A Foundation at candafoundation.org

PEFC is an international non-profit, non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management and providing mechanisms to trace material from the forest through the supply chain to the finished garment. It uses an independent third-party certification system called Chain of Custody.

Created by small and family forest owners in 1999, PEFC has grown to become the world’s largest forest certification system spurred by the belief that responsible sourcing is part of the solution to achieve sustainability in fashion. PEFC holds a 60% share in certified forests, covering more than 300 million hectares of forest worldwide and supplying over 20,000 PEFC Chain of Custody certified companies with responsibly sourced forest-based products.

The PEFC forest management standard requires long-term management plans that ensure the protection of biodiversity and forest ecosystems while also tackling deforestation and illegal logging. In addition to promoting local employment and gender equality, the standard helps protect the rights of forest workers.

Read more about PEFC at pefc.org

Pandora is the world’s largest jewellery brand, bringing together traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art innovation. Pandora operates and manages a vertically integrated business model from in-house design and production to global marketing and direct distribution in most markets. Their affordable jewellery is made to the highest environmental and ethical standards, and their products are sold in more than 100 countries on six continents. The brand employs around 32,000 people, of whom more than 14,000 are located in Thailand, where the company crafts its jewellery. Pandora’s Sustainability report provides more information about the company and its efforts.

Read more about Pandora at pandoragroup.com

Vestiairecollective.com curates and connects the world’s most desirable wardrobes, providing a trusted, sustainable new way of buying and selling pre-loved items. As the leading global resale site for premium and luxury pre-owned fashion, the platform is unique due to its carefully curated catalogue of over 900,000 items which, once sold, are expertly checked for quality and authenticity.

Launched in Paris in October 2009, Vestiairecollective.com, with offices in Paris, London, New York, Milan, Berlin and Hong Kong, has over eight million fashion savvy members, across 50 countries worldwide. Over 35,000 new items are submitted by its global community of sellers every week, enabling buyers to discover and access over 3,500 coveted and must-have fashion pieces a day. This ensures that Vestiaire Collective is the go-to site for an exciting, unique shopping experience.

Read more about Vestiaire Collective at vestiairecollective.com

P&G and its brands, such as Downy and Lenor, enable and inspire responsible consumption, for example by pursuing its Ambition 2030 plan. As a partner in the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Make Fashion Circular project, the company plays an active role in discussions about improving the circularity of the fashion industry and about the impact that better laundry habits can have on the longevity of clothing.

P&G’s long-term sustainability philosophy, Wash It Better, Love It Longer, helps consumers own their clothes longer, keeping people’s favourite garments out of landfills and ultimately lessening the environmental impact of fashion.

The Downy and Lenor Long Live Fashion Formula (combining liquid detergent with fabric conditioner in a quick and cold wash cycle) quadruples the lifetime of garments over 50 washes, smoothing and strengthening fibres to protect clothes from damage in the wash, helping maintain their shape and protecting against stretching and fading.

Read more about P&G at pg.com/environmental-sustainability

Nike, based near Beaverton, Oregon, is the world’s leading designer, marketer and distributor of authentic athletic footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories for a wide variety of sports and fitness activities.

Wholly-owned Nike subsidiary brands include Converse, which designs, markets and distributes athletic lifestyle footwear, apparel and accessories; and Hurley, which designs, markets and distributes surf and youth lifestyle footwear, apparel and accessories.

Read more about Nike’s earnings releases and other financial information and stay updated on Nike news. Nike’s latest Sustainable Business Report also details how Nike is working towards creating a more sustainable future.

Read more about Nike at purpose.nike.com