Ecological responsibility
The SRCCS standard is a globally recognized, voluntary, and comprehensive product standard. It sets the benchmarks for third-party certification in terms of sustainable regenerated cellulose fiber content, product chain, social and environmental practices, risk assessment, and safe chemical management practices.
The main objective of the SRCCS is to carefully trace the origin of man-made cellulose fibers (MMCF) produced from pulp, textile waste, and agricultural residues to ensure that they come from sustainably managed forests, consciously sourced textile waste from end use, and plant-based agricultural residues. The main goal is to ensure that the fashion industry using MMCF fibers does not contribute to deforestation and to promote the use of cellulose materials based on textile waste and agricultural residues.
Lenzing Ecovero fibers are made with wood and pulp from sustainable sources, sourced from certified and controlled forests and plantations, and meet the strict guidelines of the Lenzing Policy for Hold and Pulp. The production of LENZING™ ECOVERO™ viscose fibers causes up to 50% less emissions and water impact than generic viscose.
Products containing Eco-Vero viscose can be labeled as such to signal to consumers that they come from a more sustainable source.
OEKO-TEX STANDARD
We use many fabrics and ingredients (buttons, zippers, etc.) that are certified according to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®. This means that they have been independently tested for harmful substances and are therefore harmless to health. This ensures that our products are not only high-quality, but also manufactured safely and responsibly.
Our chemical management is based on the requirements of the ZDHC program (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals). We use ZDHC-compliant chemicals to ensure the highest environmental standards, even in the wet process.