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Our previous blog, we looked at the inspiring example of Nespresso. In doing so, we saw that Nespresso has transformed from a "necessary evil" to a fantastic campaign where sustainability and creativity go hand in hand. Wondering how Nespresso handled this? Read the article again here...

Knowledge centre Recap>>Which companies are inspiring examples in the field of sustainability the last years? We have arrived at the beginning of a new year. For us, it was time to look back at the past years. We asked ourselves the question; Which companies are now inspiring examples in the field of sustainability? We all, […]

For today's textile companies, it is crucial to take responsibility. More so: ignoring sustainability and circularity can have major consequences for brand reputation. Fortunately, there are already numerous evolutions today that promote sustainability. The distribution sector is betting on reusable packaging.

HAVEP has a rich history. The company started 150 years ago as a cloth manufacturer, but since 2009 its focus has been on the production of workwear and protective clothing. HAVEP is part of VP Textile, a very progressive group that is fully committed to sustainable projects. And sustainability is also priority number one for Kees Middelkoop.

Elanco is a thoroughly Belgian company. In fact, every garment is made entirely in-house, and has been since 1945. Elanco combines this minimal carbon footprint with production on demand. No surpluses here, but a sustainable approach woven into the entire operation. Because even the packaging has been sustainable since 2022.

Zilton men’s trousers stylishly and sustainably packed Zilton trousers wrinkle-free and durable to shops Belgian men’s brand Zilton consciously opts for a sustainable supply chain. By transporting the exclusive trousers lying down (instead of on coat racks), the transport volume and corresponding emissions are drastically reduced. The biggest challenge for Marisan? Getting the trousers wrinkle-free […]