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					<description><![CDATA[Italiano/English below Puoi ascoltare qui l&#8217;articolo: Fast fashion, sostenibilità sociale, COVID Seguiamo con attenzione la situazione nelle fabbriche di abbigliamento, perché la sostenibilità sociale è uno degli aspetti che più ci coinvolge. E ci fa arrabbiare. Quando arrivano racconti di misere retribuzioni, di condizioni di lavoro senza garanzia di sicurezza, di mancato rispetto dei diritti dei lavoratori, di sfruttamento e schiavitù moderna. Racconti che coinvolgono fornitori di marchi fast fashion che, mentre leggiamo dei loro mancati pagamenti, propongono saldi, sconti e promozioni. Con la diffusione del COVID-19, seguiamo ancora più assiduamente la situazione lavorativa di chi prepara per noi, a km di distanza, ciò che arriva nel nostro armadio. In questi mesi sono talmente tante le storie che abbiamo letto e che vorremmo raccontarvi da farci fermare e riflettere per capire da dove iniziare. Cominciamo da qui, da una lista di brand, perché magari anche tu avvicinandoti alla moda sostenibile ti sarai chiesto: &#8220;Quali sono i marchi &#160;sostenibili?&#8221;. Così da orientare le tue scelte di acquisto (o non acquisto) con consapevolezza verso azioni responsabili. Secondo Remake, il&#160;COVID-19 ha colpito le fabbriche di abbigliamento in tutto il mondo e la maggior parte dei marchi di moda, che si approvvigionano da questi produttori, ha annullato gli ordini dopo una contrazione delle vendite al dettaglio durante i mesi di marzo e aprile. Ciò ha portato a milioni di produttori di abbigliamento non pagati per il lavoro che avevano già completato. Senza accesso a risparmi, assistenza sanitaria o indennità, affrontano l&#8217;incertezza di soddisfare &#160;esigenze&#160;alimentari e abitative. Come affermato da un fornitore, &#8220;Se il coronavirus non uccide i miei lavoratori, lo farà la fame&#8221;. Dal 30 marzo 2020 Remake ha lanciato la campagna #PayUp collegata alla petizione che ha rivolto a circa 50&#160;marchi, chiedendo di promettere di pagare i fornitori per tutti gli ordini che sono stati annullati o messi in pausa a causa del COVID-19. Inoltre, i marchi devono accettare di pagare per questi ordini per intero (senza chiedere sconti ai fornitori) e in modo tempestivo (senza estendere i termini di pagamento a meno che non possano essere fornite opzioni di finanziamento). Perché è proprio ciò che alcune aziende stanno facendo. La campagna #PayUp ha visto molte vittorie, tra cui la promessa di 18 marchi di pagare gli ordini annullati e fermati a causa dell&#8217;epidemia. Finora, la campagna #PayUp ha sbloccato circa 1 miliardo di dollari in Bangladesh e circa 15 miliardi di dollari in tutto il mondo, rappresentando circa un terzo dei salari del valore di 40 miliardi di dollari dovuti ai lavoratori dell&#8217;abbigliamento all&#8217;inizio del COVID-19.&#160; Marchi come Gap, Primark, Arcadia e Urban Outfitters si stanno ancora rifiutando di pagare. &#8220;Con alcuni marchi, abbiamo visto che gli azionisti continuano a ricevere pagamenti, mentre i lavoratori non sono retribuiti e sappiamo anche che alcuni marchi stanno eliminando i commenti #PayUp sui loro account di social media come un modo per provare a chiudere la conversazione&#8221;. Puoi firmare qui la petizione In quale altro modo puoi aiutare i produttori di abbigliamento?&#160; a) Lasciando commenti con il tag #PayUp sulle pagine dei social media dei marchi da sollecitare. b)&#160;Donando direttamente ai lavoratori, effettuando una donazione a uno o più fondi per fornire un aiuto diretto ai produttori di indumenti (https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during-covid-19/) Anche Clean Clothes Campaign sta sostenendo #PayUp e sull&#8217;onda della petizione di Remake chiede ai marchi di rispettare i pagamenti, attraverso messaggi d&#8217;effetto. Li raccogliamo in un album che puoi vedere più sotto. Aggiornamento al 7 luglio 2020 17 marchi da sollecitare #PAYUP Arcadia (Burton Menswear London, Topshop, ecc.) Bestseller C&#38;A Edinburgh Woollen Mill (Bonmarché, Peacocks) Fashion Nova Forever 21 Gap (Old Navy, Athleta, Banana Republic) JCPenney Kohl Li &#38; Fung/Global Brands Group Mothercare Primark Negozi Ross Sears The Children&#8217;s Place URBN (Urban Outfitters, Free People, Anthropologie) Walmart/Asda/George 18 marchi che hanno promesso #PAYUP Adidas ASOS H&#38;M Inditex (Zara) Kiabi Levi Strauss &#38; Co. LPP (Reserved, Cropp, House, ecc.) Lululemon Marks &#38; Spencer Next Nike PVH (Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, ecc.) Ralph Lauren Target (USA) Tesco Under Armour UNIQLO VF Corporation (Timberland, The North Face, Vans, Dickies, ecc.) English &#8211; Fast fashion and social sustainability during COVID-19: which brands are not paying workers? We carefully follow the situation in the garment factories, because social sustainability is one of the aspects that most involves us. And it makes us angry. When stories of miserable wages arrive, of working conditions without guarantee of safety, of failure to respect workers&#8217; rights, of exploitation and modern slavery. Stories involving suppliers of fast fashion brands that, while we read about their missed payments, offer sales, discounts and sales campaigns. With the spread of COVID-19, we follow even more assiduously the working situation of those who, far away many kilometres from us, prepare for us what arrives in our closet. In recent months, there are so many stories that we have read and that we would like to tell you that we needed to pause and reflect, in order to understand where to start. Let&#8217;s start from here, from a list of brands, because maybe you too, approaching sustainable fashion, have asked yourself: &#8220;What are the sustainable brands?&#8221;. So as to guide your purchase (or non-purchase) choices with awareness towards responsible actions. According to Remake, COVID-19 has hit apparel factories around the world and most of the fashion brands, which are sourced from these manufacturers, have canceled orders after a contraction in retail sales during the months of March and April. This led to millions of unpaid clothing manufacturers for the work they had already completed. Without access to savings, healthcare or allowances, they face the uncertainty of meeting food and housing needs. As stated by a supplier, &#8220;If the coronavirus doesn&#8217;t kill my workers, then starvation will&#8221;. On March 30, 2020, Remake launched the #PayUp campaign linked to the petition addressed to 50 brands, asking to promise to pay suppliers for all orders that have been canceled or paused due to COVID-19. In addition, brands must agree to pay for these orders in full (without asking suppliers for discounts) and in a timely manner (without extending the payment terms unless financing options can be provided). Because that&#8217;s exactly what some companies are doing. The #PayUp campaign has seen many victories, including the promise of 18 brands to pay for orders canceled and stopped due to the epidemic. To date, the #PayUp campaign has unlocked approximately $1 billion in Bangladesh and approximately $15 billion worldwide, accounting for about a third of the $40 billion worth of wages owed to clothing workers at the start of COVID-19. Brands like Gap, Primark, Arcadia and Urban Outfitters are still refusing to pay. &#8220;With some brands, we’ve seen shareholder payouts occur while workers go unpaid, and we also know that certain brands are deleting #PayUp comments on their social media accounts as a way to try and shut down the conversation&#8221;. You can&#160;sign the petition here&#160; What else you can do to help clothing manufacturers? a) Leaving comments with the #PayUp tag on the social media pages of the brands to be solicited. b) Donating directly to workers, by making a donation to one or more funds to provide direct help to garment manufacturers (https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during -COVID-19/) Clean Clothes Campaign is also supporting #PayUp and, following the Remake petition, is asking brands to respect payments, through effective messages. We collect them in an album that you can see below. July 7, 2020 update: 17 brands to solicit #PAYUP Arcadia (Burton Menswear London, Topshop, ecc.) Bestseller C&#38;A Edinburgh Woollen Mill (Bonmarché, Peacocks) Fashion Nova Forever 21 Gap (Old Navy, Athleta, Banana Republic) JCPenney Kohl Li &#38; Fung/Global Brands Group Mothercare Primark Negozi Ross Sears The Children’s Place URBN (Urban Outfitters, Free People, Anthropologie) Walmart/Asda/George 18 brands that promised #PAYUP Adidas ASOS H&#38;M Inditex (Zara) Kiabi Levi Strauss &#38; Co. LPP (Reserved, Cropp, House, ecc.) Lululemon Marks &#38; Spencer Next Nike PVH (Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, ecc.) Ralph Lauren Target (USA) Tesco Under Armour UNIQLO VF Corporation (Timberland, The North Face, Vans, Dickies, ecc.)]]></description>
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<p>Puoi ascoltare qui l&#8217;articolo: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/episode/37951129">Fast fashion, sostenibilità sociale, COVID</a></p>
<p>Seguiamo con attenzione la situazione nelle fabbriche di abbigliamento, perché la sostenibilità sociale è uno degli aspetti che più ci coinvolge. E ci fa arrabbiare. Quando arrivano racconti di misere retribuzioni, di condizioni di lavoro senza garanzia di sicurezza, di mancato rispetto dei diritti dei lavoratori, di sfruttamento e schiavitù moderna.<strong> Racconti che coinvolgono fornitori di marchi fast fashion che, mentre leggiamo dei loro mancati pagamenti, propongono saldi, sconti e promozioni</strong>.</p>
<p>Con la diffusione del COVID-19, seguiamo ancora più assiduamente la situazione lavorativa di chi prepara per noi, a km di distanza, ciò che arriva nel nostro armadio. In questi mesi sono talmente tante le storie che abbiamo letto e che vorremmo raccontarvi da farci fermare e riflettere per capire da dove iniziare. Cominciamo da qui, da una lista di brand, perché magari anche tu avvicinandoti alla moda sostenibile ti sarai chiesto: &#8220;Quali sono i marchi &nbsp;sostenibili?&#8221;. Così da orientare le tue scelte di acquisto (o non acquisto) con consapevolezza verso azioni responsabili.</p>
<p>Secondo <span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://remake.world/">Remake</a></span>, il&nbsp;COVID-19 ha colpito le fabbriche di abbigliamento in tutto il mondo e <span style="color: #f08a78;"><strong>la maggior parte dei marchi di moda, che si approvvigionano da questi produttori, ha annullato gli ordini</strong> </span>dopo una contrazione delle vendite al dettaglio durante i mesi di marzo e aprile. Ciò ha portato a milioni di produttori di abbigliamento <b>non pagati per il lavoro che avevano già completato. Senza accesso a risparmi, assistenza sanitaria o indennità, affrontano l&#8217;incertezza di soddisfare &nbsp;</b><span style="font-weight: 600;">esigenze</span><b>&nbsp;alimentari e abitative</b>. Come affermato da un fornitore, &#8220;Se il coronavirus non uccide i miei lavoratori, lo farà la fame&#8221;.</p>
<p>Dal 30 marzo 2020 <span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://remake.world/">Remake</a> </span>ha lanciato la campagna <strong>#PayUp</strong> collegata alla <strong>petizione</strong> che ha rivolto a circa 50&nbsp;marchi, chiedendo di promettere di pagare i fornitori per tutti gli ordini che sono stati annullati o messi in pausa a causa del COVID-19. Inoltre, i marchi devono accettare di pagare per questi ordini <strong>per intero (senza chiedere sconti ai fornitori)</strong> <strong>e in modo tempestivo (senza estendere i termini di pagamento</strong> a meno che non possano essere fornite opzioni di finanziamento). <span style="color: #f08a78;"><strong>Perché è proprio ciò che alcune aziende stanno facendo</strong></span>.</p>
<p>La campagna #PayUp ha visto molte vittorie, tra cui la promessa di 18 marchi di pagare gli ordini annullati e fermati a causa dell&#8217;epidemia. Finora, la campagna #PayUp ha sbloccato circa 1 miliardo di dollari in Bangladesh e circa 15 miliardi di dollari in tutto il mondo, rappresentando circa un terzo dei salari del valore di 40 miliardi di dollari dovuti ai lavoratori dell&#8217;abbigliamento all&#8217;inizio del COVID-19.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Marchi come <strong>Gap, Primark, Arcadia e Urban Outfitters</strong> si stanno ancora rifiutando di pagare. &#8220;Con alcuni marchi, abbiamo visto che gli azionisti continuano a ricevere pagamenti, mentre i lavoratori non sono retribuiti e sappiamo anche che alcuni marchi stanno eliminando i commenti #PayUp sui loro account di social media come un modo per provare a chiudere la conversazione&#8221;.</p>
<p>Puoi firmare <span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://www.change.org/p/unless-gap-primark-c-a-payup-millions-of-garment-makers-will-go-hungry">qui la petizione</a></span></p>
<p>In quale altro modo <strong>puoi aiutare </strong>i produttori di abbigliamento?&nbsp;</p>
<p>a) Lasciando commenti con il tag #PayUp sulle pagine dei social media dei marchi da sollecitare.</p>
<p>b)&nbsp;Donando direttamente ai lavoratori, effettuando una donazione a uno o più fondi per fornire un aiuto diretto ai produttori di indumenti (<span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during-covid-19">https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during-covid-19</a>/</span>)</p>
<p>Anche <span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://cleanclothes.org">Clean Clothes Campaign</a></span> sta sostenendo #PayUp e sull&#8217;onda della petizione di Remake chiede ai marchi di rispettare i pagamenti, attraverso messaggi d&#8217;effetto. Li raccogliamo in un album che puoi vedere più sotto.</p>
<p></p>
<h5><span style="color: #f08a78;">Aggiornamento al 7 luglio 2020</span></h5>


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<h6><span style="color: #f08a78;">17 marchi da sollecitare #PAYUP</span></h6>
<ul>
<li>Arcadia (Burton Menswear London, Topshop, ecc.)</li>
<li>Bestseller</li>
<li>C&amp;A</li>
<li>Edinburgh Woollen Mill (Bonmarché, Peacocks)</li>
<li>Fashion Nova</li>
<li>Forever 21</li>
<li>Gap (Old Navy, Athleta, Banana Republic)</li>
<li>JCPenney</li>
<li>Kohl</li>
<li>Li &amp; Fung/Global Brands Group</li>
<li>Mothercare</li>
<li>Primark</li>
<li>Negozi Ross</li>
<li>Sears</li>
<li>The Children&#8217;s Place</li>
<li>URBN (Urban Outfitters, Free People, Anthropologie)</li>
<li>Walmart/Asda/George</li>
</ul>
<h6><span style="color: #f08a78;">18 marchi che hanno promesso #PAYUP</span></h6>
<ul>
<li>Adidas</li>
<li>ASOS</li>
<li>H&amp;M</li>
<li>Inditex (Zara)</li>
<li>Kiabi</li>
<li>Levi Strauss &amp; Co.</li>
<li>LPP (Reserved, Cropp, House, ecc.)</li>
<li>Lululemon</li>
<li>Marks &amp; Spencer</li>
<li>Next</li>
<li>Nike</li>
<li>PVH (Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, ecc.)</li>
<li>Ralph Lauren</li>
<li>Target (USA)</li>
<li>Tesco</li>
<li>Under Armour</li>
<li>UNIQLO</li>
<li>VF Corporation (Timberland, The North Face, Vans, Dickies, ecc.)</li>
</ul>


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<h5><span style="color: #f08a78;"><em>English</em> &#8211; Fast fashion and social sustainability during COVID-19: which brands are not paying workers?</span></h5>
<p>We carefully follow the situation in the garment factories, because social sustainability is one of the aspects that most involves us. And it makes us angry. When stories of miserable wages arrive, of working conditions without guarantee of safety, of failure to respect workers&#8217; rights, of exploitation and modern slavery. <strong>Stories involving suppliers of fast fashion brands that, while we read about their missed payments, offer sales, discounts and sales campaigns</strong>.</p>
<p>With the spread of COVID-19, we follow even more assiduously the working situation of those who, far away many kilometres from us, prepare for us what arrives in our closet. In recent months, there are so many stories that we have read and that we would like to tell you that we needed to pause and reflect, in order to understand where to start. Let&#8217;s start from here, from a list of brands, because maybe you too, approaching sustainable fashion, have asked yourself: &#8220;What are the sustainable brands?&#8221;. So as to guide your purchase (or non-purchase) choices with awareness towards responsible actions.</p>
<p>According to <span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://remake.world/">Remake</a></span>, COVID-19 has hit apparel factories around the world and <span style="color: #f08a78;"><strong>most of the fashion brands, which are sourced from these manufacturers, have canceled orders</strong> </span>after a contraction in retail sales during the months of March and April. This led to millions of <strong>unpaid clothing manufacturers for the work they had already completed. Without access to savings, healthcare or allowances, they face the uncertainty of meeting food and housing needs</strong>. As stated by a supplier, &#8220;If the coronavirus doesn&#8217;t kill my workers, then starvation will&#8221;.</p>
<p>On March 30, 2020,<span style="color: #f08a78;"> <a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://remake.world/">Remake</a> </span>launched the <strong>#PayUp</strong> campaign linked to the <strong>petition</strong> addressed to 50 brands, asking to promise to pay suppliers for all orders that have been canceled or paused due to COVID-19. In addition, brands must agree to pay for these orders<strong> in full (without asking suppliers for discounts) and in a timely manner</strong> <strong>(without extending the payment terms</strong> unless financing options can be provided). <strong><span style="color: #f08a78;">Because that&#8217;s exactly what some companies are doing</span></strong>.</p>
<p>The #PayUp campaign has seen many victories, including the promise of 18 brands to pay for orders canceled and stopped due to the epidemic. To date, the #PayUp campaign has unlocked approximately $1 billion in Bangladesh and approximately $15 billion worldwide, accounting for about a third of the $40 billion worth of wages owed to clothing workers at the start of COVID-19.</p>
<p>Brands like <strong>Gap, Primark, Arcadia and Urban Outfitters</strong> are still refusing to pay. &#8220;With some brands, we’ve seen shareholder payouts occur while workers go unpaid, and we also know that certain brands are deleting #PayUp comments on their social media accounts as a way to try and shut down the conversation&#8221;.</p>
<p>You can<span style="color: #f08a78;">&nbsp;<a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://www.change.org/p/unless-gap-primark-c-a-payup-millions-of-garment-makers-will-go-hungry">sign the petition here&nbsp;</a></span></p>
<p>What else you can do to help clothing manufacturers?</p>
<p>a) Leaving comments with the #PayUp tag on the social media pages of the brands to be solicited.</p>
<p>b) Donating directly to workers, by making a donation to one or more funds to provide direct help to garment manufacturers (<a href="https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during-covid-19/"><span style="color: #f08a78;">https://remake.world/stories/news/direct-ways-to-help-garment-makers-during -COVID-19/</span></a>)</p>
<p><span style="color: #f08a78;"><a style="color: #f08a78;" href="https://cleanclothes.org">Clean Clothes Campaign</a></span> is also supporting #PayUp and, following the Remake petition, is asking brands to respect payments, through effective messages. We collect them in an album that you can see below.</p>
<h5><span style="color: #f08a78;">July 7, 2020 update:</span></h5>
<h6><span style="color: #f08a78;">17 brands to solicit #PAYUP</span></h6>
<ul>
<li>Arcadia (Burton Menswear London, Topshop, ecc.)</li>
<li>Bestseller</li>
<li>C&amp;A</li>
<li>Edinburgh Woollen Mill (Bonmarché, Peacocks)</li>
<li>Fashion Nova</li>
<li>Forever 21</li>
<li>Gap (Old Navy, Athleta, Banana Republic)</li>
<li>JCPenney</li>
<li>Kohl</li>
<li>Li &amp; Fung/Global Brands Group</li>
<li>Mothercare</li>
<li>Primark</li>
<li>Negozi Ross</li>
<li>Sears</li>
<li>The Children’s Place</li>
<li>URBN (Urban Outfitters, Free People, Anthropologie)</li>
<li>Walmart/Asda/George</li>
</ul>
<h6><span style="color: #f08a78;">18 brands that promised #PAYUP</span></h6>
<ul>
<li>Adidas</li>
<li>ASOS</li>
<li>H&amp;M</li>
<li>Inditex (Zara)</li>
<li>Kiabi</li>
<li>Levi Strauss &amp; Co.</li>
<li>LPP (Reserved, Cropp, House, ecc.)</li>
<li>Lululemon</li>
<li>Marks &amp; Spencer</li>
<li>Next</li>
<li>Nike</li>
<li>PVH (Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, ecc.)</li>
<li>Ralph Lauren</li>
<li>Target (USA)</li>
<li>Tesco</li>
<li>Under Armour</li>
<li>UNIQLO</li>
<li>VF Corporation (Timberland, The North Face, Vans, Dickies, ecc.)</li>
</ul>


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					<description><![CDATA[(Italiano/English) Facile dire &#8220;cerco di comprare da un marchio sostenibile&#8221;&#8230; non così facile individuarlo! Cosa dovremmo guardare per capire se un brand sia sostenibile e responsabile? Abbiamo provato a identificare 15 aspetti per aiutarci a scegliere da chi acquistare riducendo l&#8217;impatto negativo sulle persone e sull&#8217;ambiente. Trovare un produttore al 100% sostenibile è un sogno, ma non perdetevi d&#8217;animo: l&#8217;importante è cercare di fare il possibile e soprattutto perseguire gli obiettivi che reputiamo più rilevanti. E se trovate un marchio vicino alla perfezione perché non contattarlo e suggerirgli ciò che secondo voi manca? Dress Ecode vi aiuta! Un brand è sostenibile e responsabile se&#8230; Prevede beneficenza, donazioni, collaborazioni con comunità locali. Se l&#8217;acquisto contribuisce a sostenere organizzazioni con finalità sociali, umanitarie, ambientali, di salvaguardia di animali, di supporto di comunità locali è positivo. Ricicla oppure riutilizza materiali, trasformando, riparando, decorando o modificando vecchi prodotti o tessuti,&#160;&#160;invece di ricorrere a nuove materie prime. Per esempio può prevedere collaborazioni con altre aziende da cui approvvigionarsi di scarti da trasformare nella propria produzione. Genera un&#8217;impronta ambientale limitata; è attento alla quantità di emissioni di CO2, allo spreco di risorse, al consumo di acqua, all’utilizzo di sostanze tossiche e/o inquinanti, al mantenimento dell’ecosistema locale, alla produzione di rifiuti, al ricorso a energie rinnovabili. Anche iniziative per piantare alberi e compensare il consumo di CO2 che deriva dal trasporto sono apprezzabili. Alcune aziende inoltre ricorrono a materie prime che derivano da foreste sostenibili. Considera l&#8217;intero ciclo di vita del prodotto in fase di design, prevedendo cosa succede al manufatto una volta terminato l&#8217;utilizzo (sarà riciclato? smaltito? è biodegradabile? è compostabile? è riutilizzabile?). Lodevole se ha già accordi con altre organizzazioni per il ritiro dell&#8217;usato e il riutilizzo. Rispetta le condizioni dei lavoratori, ossia garantisce caratteristiche fisiche del luogo di lavoro necessarie per lo svolgimento delle attività lavorative in sicurezza e salute, offre stipendi equi e che consentano un livello di vita adeguato, riconosce il valore delle professionalità (no sfruttamento), assicura l&#8217;assenza di discriminazioni, stabilisce orari di lavoro adeguati (no schiavitù), non sfrutta minori in nessuna fase della filiera produttiva e distributiva. Ha sede vicino a noi (nella nostra città, regione oppure in Italia o in Europa) in modo da minimizzare l&#8217;impatto ambientale del trasporto dei nostri acquisti. Propone un prodotto di artigianato, così da favorire il mantenimento di tradizioni e da preservare e accrescere la ricchezza culturale locale. Usa fibre naturali al posto di fibre sintetiche derivate dal petrolio (es. nylon, poliestere, acrilico), che quindi&#160;non rilasciano microplastiche durante il lavaggio e che provengono da coltivazioni biologiche in cui è ridotto l&#8217;impatto sull&#8217;ambiente in termini di consumo di acqua e di assenza di pesticidi e sostanze tossiche, per l’uomo (soprattutto per chi ci lavora a contatto), gli animali e l’ambiente. Evita sostanze chimiche tossiche e inquinanti anche per colorazione e finitura, preferendo per esempio tinte ad acqua o l’applicazione di tecniche tradizionali naturali. Vende prodotti di buona qualità in grado di durare nel tempo, può fornire garanzie decennali o suggerimenti per la manutenzione del prodotto e su come farlo durare il più possibile. È attento all&#8217;impatto dell&#8217;imballaggio e a non inquinare con il packaging. Per esempio utilizza carta/cartone, bioplastica, vetro, acciaio per contenere il prodotto venduto e ricorre a soluzioni ecologiche per imballarlo per la spedizione. Mostra trasparenza descrivendo e condividendo informazioni su tutte le fasi dall&#8217;approvvigionamento alla distribuzione, per esempio fornendo tracciabilità della filiera produttiva, indicando come e dove avviene la produzione, quali sono le sostanze utilizzate ecc. Ha punti vendita fisici, in modo da ridurre l&#8217;impronta ambientale del trasporto dei nostri acquisti. Rispetta gli animali, tassativamente quelli protetti o in via di estinzione. Evita totalmente di utilizzare materie prime di provenienza animale oppure se ne fa ricorso anche parzialmente è estremamente attento a non sfruttare e provocare sofferenza agli animali, rispettando il più possibile l&#8217;ecosistema. Ha ottenuto certificazioni. Per garantire che il prodotto sia biologico, es. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), OCS (Organic Content Standard); per garantire il rispetto dell&#8217;ambiente, es. Oeko-Tex, FSC (Forest for All Forever), Carbon Reduction Label, Ecolabel; per garantire il rispetto delle condizioni sociali, es. FairTrade, FWF (Fair Ware Foundation), SA 8000 (Social Accountability International); per garantire il rispetto degli animali, es. Animal Free Fashion, Cruelty Free, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), RDS (Responsible Down Standard), RWS (Responsible Wool Standard); per assicurare che il prodotto sia riciclato, es. GRS (Global Recycle Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard); per la misurazione dell&#8217;impatto dell&#8217;intero ciclo di vita del prodotto, es. LCA (Life Cycle Assessment). La certificazione ICEA (Istituto Certificazione Etica ed Ambientale) racchiude più certificazioni. E se non avete voglia o tempo di verificare la sostenibilità di un brand… seguite i nostri articoli oppure segnalatecelo! English: 15 issues to consider when choosing a sustainable and responsible brand It&#8217;s easy to say &#8220;I try to buy from a sustainable brand&#8221;&#8230; it&#8217;s not so easy to find it! What should we have a look at in order to understand if a brand is sustainable and responsible? We have tried to identify 15 features to help choosing from whom to buy, reducing the negative impact on people and the environment. To find a 100% sustainable manufacturer is a dream, but&#160;do not lose heart: the important thing is to try to do everything possible and above all to pursue the objectives that we consider most relevant. And if you find a brand close to perfection why not contact it and suggest what you think is missing? Dress Ecode helps you! A brand is sustainable and responsible if&#8230; It&#8217;s engaged in charity, donation, partnership with local communities. It&#8217;s a positive thing if the purchase contributes to support organization with social, humanitarian, environmental, animal protecting, sustaining local communities. Recycles or reuses materials, transforming, repairing, decorating or modifying used products or fabrics or refuses, instead of&#160;resorting to new raw materials. For example, it may envisage collaborations with other companies from which it obtains supplies of production waste to be used in their production. Generates a limited environmental footprint; attentive to the amount of CO2 emissions, waste of resources, consumption of water, the use of toxic and / or polluting substances, the maintenance of the local ecosystem, the production of waste, the use of renewable energy. Moreover initiatives to plant trees and offset the CO2 consumption resulting from transport are appreciable. Some companies also use raw materials derived from sustainable forests. Considers the entire life cycle of the product in the design phase, predicting what happens to the product once the use is completed (Will it be recycled? Disposed? Is it biodegradable? Is it compostable? Is it reusable?). Praiseworthy if it already has agreements with other organizations for the withdrawal of the used and for the re-use. Respects the conditions of the workers, that is to say it guarantees the physical characteristics of the workplace necessary for the safety and health work, it offers fair salaries and allows an adequate standard of living, it recognises the value of professionalism (no exploitation), it ensures the absence of discrimination, it establishes appropriate working hours (no slavery), it does not exploit children at any stage of the production and supply chain. Produces close to us (in our city, region or country) in order to minimise the environmental impact of the delivery of our purchases. Offers a handicraft product, so as to favor the preservation of traditions and to secure and increase the local cultural richness. Uses natural fibres instead of synthetic fibres derived from petroleum (eg nylon, polyester, acrylic), which therefore do not release microplastics during washing and which come from organic crops where the impact on the environment is reduced in terms of water consumption and absence of pesticides and toxic substances, for humans (especially for those who work in contact), animals and the environment. Avoids toxic and polluting chemicals also in dyeing and finishing, preferring, for example, water dyes or the application of traditional natural techniques. Sells good quality products that last overtime, it&#160;can provide decades of guarantees or suggestions for product maintenance and on how to make it last as long as possible. It is attentive to the impact of package and not to pollute with packaging. For example, it uses paper / cardboard, bioplastic, glass, steel to contain the product sold and uses ecological solutions to pack it for shipping. Shows transparency describing and sharing information on all phases from procurement to distribution, for example by providing traceability of the production chain, indicating how and where production takes place, which substances are used, etc. It has physical stores, in order to reduce the environmental footprint of the transportation of our purchases. Respects animals &#8211; strictly the protected or endangered ones. It totally avoids the use of raw materials of animal origin or if it uses them even partially it is extremely careful not to exploit and cause suffering to animals, respecting the ecosystem as much as possible. Has obtained certifications. For ensuring that the product is organic, e.g. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), OCS (Organic Content Standard); to ensure respect for the environment, e.g. Oeko-Tex, FSC (Forest for All Forever), Carbon Reduction Label, Ecolabel; for guaranteeing compliance with social conditions, e.g. FairTrade, FWF (Fair Ware Foundation), SA 8000 (Social Accountability International); for ensuring the respect of the animals, es. Animal Free Fashion, Cruelty Free, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatments of Animal), RDS (Responsible Down Standard), RWS (Responsible Wool Standard); to ensure that the product is recycled, e.g. GRS (Global Recycle Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard); for measuring the impact of the entire product life cycle, e.g. LCA (Life Cycle Assessment). The ICEA certification (Institute for Ethical and Environmental Certification) contains several certifications. And if you do not want or do not have time to check the sustainability of a brand&#8230; follow our articles or let us know!]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>(Italiano/English)</p>
<p>Facile dire &#8220;cerco di comprare da un marchio sostenibile&#8221;&#8230; non così facile individuarlo! Cosa dovremmo guardare per capire se un brand sia sostenibile e responsabile? Abbiamo provato a identificare 15 aspetti per aiutarci a scegliere da chi acquistare riducendo l&#8217;impatto negativo sulle persone e sull&#8217;ambiente. Trovare un produttore al 100% sostenibile è un sogno, ma non perdetevi d&#8217;animo: l&#8217;importante è cercare di fare il possibile e soprattutto perseguire gli obiettivi che reputiamo più rilevanti. E se trovate un marchio vicino alla perfezione perché non contattarlo e suggerirgli ciò che secondo voi manca? Dress Ecode vi aiuta!<br />
Un brand è sostenibile e responsabile se&#8230;<br />
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<ol>
<li>Prevede beneficenza, donazioni, collaborazioni con comunità locali. Se l&#8217;acquisto contribuisce a sostenere organizzazioni con finalità sociali, umanitarie, ambientali, di salvaguardia di animali, di supporto di comunità locali è positivo.</li>
<li>Ricicla oppure riutilizza materiali, trasformando, riparando, decorando o modificando vecchi prodotti o tessuti,&nbsp;&nbsp;invece di ricorrere a nuove materie prime. Per esempio può prevedere collaborazioni con altre aziende da cui approvvigionarsi di scarti da trasformare nella propria produzione.</li>
<li>Genera un&#8217;impronta ambientale limitata; è attento alla quantità di emissioni di CO2, allo spreco di risorse, al consumo di acqua, all’utilizzo di sostanze tossiche e/o inquinanti, al mantenimento dell’ecosistema locale, alla produzione di rifiuti, al ricorso a energie rinnovabili. Anche iniziative per piantare alberi e compensare il consumo di CO2 che deriva dal trasporto sono apprezzabili. Alcune aziende inoltre ricorrono a materie prime che derivano da foreste sostenibili.</li>
<li>Considera l&#8217;intero ciclo di vita del prodotto in fase di design, prevedendo cosa succede al manufatto una volta terminato l&#8217;utilizzo (sarà riciclato? smaltito? è biodegradabile? è compostabile? è riutilizzabile?). Lodevole se ha già accordi con altre organizzazioni per il ritiro dell&#8217;usato e il riutilizzo.</li>
<li>Rispetta le condizioni dei lavoratori, ossia garantisce caratteristiche fisiche del luogo di lavoro necessarie per lo svolgimento delle attività lavorative in sicurezza e salute, offre stipendi equi e che consentano un livello di vita adeguato, riconosce il valore delle professionalità (no sfruttamento), assicura l&#8217;assenza di discriminazioni, stabilisce orari di lavoro adeguati (no schiavitù), non sfrutta minori in nessuna fase della filiera produttiva e distributiva.</li>
<li>Ha sede vicino a noi (nella nostra città, regione oppure in Italia o in Europa) in modo da minimizzare l&#8217;impatto ambientale del trasporto dei nostri acquisti.</li>
<li>Propone un prodotto di artigianato, così da favorire il mantenimento di tradizioni e da preservare e accrescere la ricchezza culturale locale.</li>
<li>Usa fibre naturali al posto di fibre sintetiche derivate dal petrolio (es. nylon, poliestere, acrilico), che quindi&nbsp;non rilasciano microplastiche durante il lavaggio e che provengono da coltivazioni biologiche in cui è ridotto l&#8217;impatto sull&#8217;ambiente in termini di consumo di acqua e di assenza di pesticidi e sostanze tossiche, per l’uomo (soprattutto per chi ci lavora a contatto), gli animali e l’ambiente.</li>
<li>Evita sostanze chimiche tossiche e inquinanti anche per colorazione e finitura, preferendo per esempio tinte ad acqua o l’applicazione di tecniche tradizionali naturali.</li>
<li>Vende prodotti di buona qualità in grado di durare nel tempo, può fornire garanzie decennali o suggerimenti per la manutenzione del prodotto e su come farlo durare il più possibile.</li>
<li>È attento all&#8217;impatto dell&#8217;imballaggio e a non inquinare con il packaging. Per esempio utilizza carta/cartone, bioplastica, vetro, acciaio per contenere il prodotto venduto e ricorre a soluzioni ecologiche per imballarlo per la spedizione.</li>
<li>Mostra trasparenza descrivendo e condividendo informazioni su tutte le fasi dall&#8217;approvvigionamento alla distribuzione, per esempio fornendo tracciabilità della filiera produttiva, indicando come e dove avviene la produzione, quali sono le sostanze utilizzate ecc.</li>
<li>Ha punti vendita fisici, in modo da ridurre l&#8217;impronta ambientale del trasporto dei nostri acquisti.</li>
<li>Rispetta gli animali, tassativamente quelli protetti o in via di estinzione. Evita totalmente di utilizzare materie prime di provenienza animale oppure se ne fa ricorso anche parzialmente è estremamente attento a non sfruttare e provocare sofferenza agli animali, rispettando il più possibile l&#8217;ecosistema.</li>
<li>Ha ottenuto certificazioni. Per garantire che il prodotto sia biologico, es. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), OCS (Organic Content Standard); per garantire il rispetto dell&#8217;ambiente, es. Oeko-Tex, FSC (Forest for All Forever), Carbon Reduction Label, Ecolabel; per garantire il rispetto delle condizioni sociali, es. FairTrade, FWF (Fair Ware Foundation), SA 8000 (Social Accountability International); per garantire il rispetto degli animali, es. Animal Free Fashion, Cruelty Free, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), RDS (Responsible Down Standard), RWS (Responsible Wool Standard); per assicurare che il prodotto sia riciclato, es. GRS (Global Recycle Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard); per la misurazione dell&#8217;impatto dell&#8217;intero ciclo di vita del prodotto, es. LCA (Life Cycle Assessment). La certificazione ICEA (Istituto Certificazione Etica ed Ambientale) racchiude più certificazioni.</li>
</ol>
<p>E se non avete voglia o tempo di verificare la sostenibilità di un brand… seguite i nostri articoli oppure segnalatecelo!</p>
<p>English:<br />
<strong>15 issues to consider when choosing a sustainable and responsible brand</strong></p>
<p>It&#8217;s easy to say &#8220;I try to buy from a sustainable brand&#8221;&#8230; it&#8217;s not so easy to find it!<br />
What should we have a look at in order to understand if a brand is sustainable and responsible? We have tried to identify 15 features to help choosing from whom to buy, reducing the negative impact on people and the environment. To find a 100% sustainable manufacturer is a dream, but&nbsp;do not lose heart: the important thing is to try to do everything possible and above all to pursue the objectives that we consider most relevant. And if you find a brand close to perfection why not contact it and suggest what you think is missing? Dress Ecode helps you!<br />
A brand is sustainable and responsible if&#8230;</p>
<ol>
<li>It&#8217;s engaged in charity, donation, partnership with local communities. It&#8217;s a positive thing if the purchase contributes to support organization with social, humanitarian, environmental, animal protecting, sustaining local communities.</li>
<li>Recycles or reuses materials, transforming, repairing, decorating or modifying used products or fabrics or refuses, instead of&nbsp;resorting to new raw materials. For example, it may envisage collaborations with other companies from which it obtains supplies of production waste to be used in their production.</li>
<li>Generates a limited environmental footprint; attentive to the amount of CO2 emissions, waste of resources, consumption of water, the use of toxic and / or polluting substances, the maintenance of the local ecosystem, the production of waste, the use of renewable energy. Moreover initiatives to plant trees and offset the CO2 consumption resulting from transport are appreciable. Some companies also use raw materials derived from sustainable forests.</li>
<li>Considers the entire life cycle of the product in the design phase, predicting what happens to the product once the use is completed (Will it be recycled? Disposed? Is it biodegradable? Is it compostable? Is it reusable?). Praiseworthy if it already has agreements with other organizations for the withdrawal of the used and for the re-use.</li>
<li>Respects the conditions of the workers, that is to say it guarantees the physical characteristics of the workplace necessary for the safety and health work, it offers fair salaries and allows an adequate standard of living, it recognises the value of professionalism (no exploitation), it ensures the absence of discrimination, it establishes appropriate working hours (no slavery), it does not exploit children at any stage of the production and supply chain.</li>
<li>Produces close to us (in our city, region or country) in order to minimise the environmental impact of the delivery of our purchases.</li>
<li>Offers a handicraft product, so as to favor the preservation of traditions and to secure and increase the local cultural richness.</li>
<li>Uses natural fibres instead of synthetic fibres derived from petroleum (eg nylon, polyester, acrylic), which therefore do not release microplastics during washing and which come from organic crops where the impact on the environment is reduced in terms of water consumption and absence of pesticides and toxic substances, for humans (especially for those who work in contact), animals and the environment.</li>
<li>Avoids toxic and polluting chemicals also in dyeing and finishing, preferring, for example, water dyes or the application of traditional natural techniques.</li>
<li>Sells good quality products that last overtime, it&nbsp;can provide decades of guarantees or suggestions for product maintenance and on how to make it last as long as possible.</li>
<li>It is attentive to the impact of package and not to pollute with packaging. For example, it uses paper / cardboard, bioplastic, glass, steel to contain the product sold and uses ecological solutions to pack it for shipping.</li>
<li>Shows transparency describing and sharing information on all phases from procurement to distribution, for example by providing traceability of the production chain, indicating how and where production takes place, which substances are used, etc.</li>
<li>It has physical stores, in order to reduce the environmental footprint of the transportation of our purchases.</li>
<li>Respects animals &#8211; strictly the protected or endangered ones. It totally avoids the use of raw materials of animal origin or if it uses them even partially it is extremely careful not to exploit and cause suffering to animals, respecting the ecosystem as much as possible.</li>
<li>Has obtained certifications. For ensuring that the product is organic, e.g. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), OCS (Organic Content Standard); to ensure respect for the environment, e.g. Oeko-Tex, FSC (Forest for All Forever), Carbon Reduction Label, Ecolabel; for guaranteeing compliance with social conditions, e.g. FairTrade, FWF (Fair Ware Foundation), SA 8000 (Social Accountability International); for ensuring the respect of the animals, es. Animal Free Fashion, Cruelty Free, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatments of Animal), RDS (Responsible Down Standard), RWS (Responsible Wool Standard); to ensure that the product is recycled, e.g. GRS (Global Recycle Standard), RCS (Recycled Claim Standard); for measuring the impact of the entire product life cycle, e.g. LCA (Life Cycle Assessment). The ICEA certification (Institute for Ethical and Environmental Certification) contains several certifications.</li>
</ol>
<p>And if you do not want or do not have time to check the sustainability of a brand&#8230; follow our articles or let us know!</p>
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