Peek at just a few of the many ways Denver Premium Outlets continues to raise the bar in sustainability.
Celebrate Earth Day with events centered on sustainability, recycling and more at Coral Square. Learn how you can decrease your environmental footprint and make a positive impact on the planet today.
With our family-friendly activities, kids will get to enjoy a fun presentation from the Secret Woods Nature Center, including a visit from a special guest snake! Then, they'll be able to take part in eco-friendly activities and hear about ways kids can go green from the Broward College Student Sustainability Club.
Plus, families will be able to enter a Butterfly World ticket giveaway, dive into science activities designed by the Museum of Discovery and Science and get to visit pop-ups from some of our favorite sustainable brands.
More Earth Day fun will include an Earth Day selfie station, sustainable brand pop-ups and more.Come see two local middle schools sustainable projects showcased at our center on 4/21 & 4/22 with a winner from each school. (The winner will receive a family of 4 waterpark pass/hotel stay donated by Zehnder's of Frankenmuth).
The Rotary Environmental Committee will be here for an e-drive and will be handing out seedlings and plant food.
Take part in our Photo Scavenger Hunt for a chance to win a $100 Starbucks Gift card & a reusable Earth Day cup.
Celebrate Earth Day with events centered on sustainability, recycling and more at Coral Square. Learn how you can decrease your environmental footprint and make a positive impact on the planet today.
With our family-friendly activities, kids will get to enjoy a fun presentation from the Secret Woods Nature Center, including a visit from a special guest snake! Then, they'll be able to take part in eco-friendly activities and hear about ways kids can go green from the Broward College Student Sustainability Club.
Plus, families will be able to enter a Butterfly World ticket giveaway, dive into science activities designed by the Museum of Discovery and Science and get to visit pop-ups from some of our favorite sustainable brands.
More Earth Day fun will include an Earth Day selfie station, sustainable brand pop-ups and more.Come see two local middle schools sustainable projects showcased at our center on 4/21 & 4/22 with a winner from each school. (The winner will receive a family of 4 waterpark pass/hotel stay donated by Zehnder's of Frankenmuth).
The Rotary Environmental Committee will be here for an e-drive and will be handing out seedlings and plant food.
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We worked with Butterfly Pavilion to create a scientifically accurate pollinator mural featuring native bugs, birds & plants.
Because these boulders were harvested at a nearby Telluride quarry, we minimized our impact on the ecosystem and avoided the emissions typically associated with sourcing virgin materials.
One winner will be chosen monthly. Winner must pick up their prize at Denver Premium Outlets’ management office Monday-Friday from 10AM-5PM. No substitutions for prize. Winner will provide Denver Premium Outlets the opportunity to take a photo for social media. Official Rules and Regulations.
Check out this episode of “Earth with John Holden” to see how we’re providing eco-friendly alternatives to shopping online in Denver.
Celebrate Earth Day with events centered on sustainability, recycling and more at Coral Square. Learn how you can decrease your environmental footprint and make a positive impact on the planet today.
With our family-friendly activities, kids will get to enjoy a fun presentation from the Secret Woods Nature Center, including a visit from a special guest snake! Then, they'll be able to take part in eco-friendly activities and hear about ways kids can go green from the Broward College Student Sustainability Club.
Plus, families will be able to enter a Butterfly World ticket giveaway, dive into science activities designed by the Museum of Discovery and Science and get to visit pop-ups from some of our favorite sustainable brands.
More Earth Day fun will include an Earth Day selfie station, sustainable brand pop-ups and more.Come see two local middle schools sustainable projects showcased at our center on 4/21 & 4/22 with a winner from each school. (The winner will receive a family of 4 waterpark pass/hotel stay donated by Zehnder's of Frankenmuth).
The Rotary Environmental Committee will be here for an e-drive and will be handing out seedlings and plant food.
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Be one of the first 100 people to check in at our Earth Day pop up, and you’ll get the chance to create your own air plant terrarium—for FREE.
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Be one of the first 100 people to check in at our Earth Day pop up, and you’ll get the chance to create your own air plant terrarium—for FREE.
Be one of the first 100 people to check in at our Earth Day pop up, and you’ll get the chance to create your own air plant terrarium—for FREE.
More Earth Day fun will include an Earth Day selfie station, sustainable brand pop-ups and more. Come see two local middle schools sustainable projects showcased at our center on 4/21 & 4/22 with a winner from each school. (The winner will receive a family of 4 waterpark pass/hotel stay donated by Zehnder's of Frankenmuth).
The Rotary Environmental Committee will be here for an e-drive and will be handing out seedlings and plant food.
More Earth Day fun will include an Earth Day selfie station, sustainable brand pop-ups and more.Come see two local middle schools sustainable projects showcased at our center on 4/21 & 4/22 with a winner from each school. (The winner will receive a family of 4 waterpark pass/hotel stay donated by Zehnder's of Frankenmuth).
The Rotary Environmental Committee will be here for an e-drive and will be handing out seedlings and plant food.
For many seasons, BOSS has highlighted the importance of designing pieces that are not only sophisticated and innovative, but also align with the brand's goals to protect the planet for generations to come. As part of its continued journey towards a more sustainable future, BOSS introduced its Less Water initiatives in 2022. By 2025, 30% of all products will use a minimum of 30% less water during the dyeing/tanning/washing/treatment process. From the brand's perspective, becoming your own boss is making thoughtful choices, and always keeping the planet in mind.
Breitling is improving the social and environmental impact of its products by sourcing artisanal and small-scale gold, lab-grown diamonds, upcycled packaging and sustainable straps. The brand is rolling out traceability via blockchain-backed provenance records for its watches, starting with the Super Chronomat Origins and encouraging its suppliers to increase their sustainability performance.
Brooks Brothers continues its commitment to sustainability by working in partnership with Supima®, the world’s finest cotton. It is the raw material used in many of Brooks Brothers' iconic products, and accounts for more than half of the brand’s apparel including its iconic sweaters and shirts. Because of its commitment to transparency, authenticity and sustainability, the farming practices of the Supima® family of cotton growers in the United States have set environmental and ethical standards for cotton around the world. The result is a product line at the pinnacle of quality—one that will last for years to come.
TerraCycle® and Carter’s are joining forces to make your little ones' most-loved and lived-in clothes super simple to recycle. Any non-donatable baby and kid clothing brands are welcome. (Psst… no shoes or accessories at this time.) PLUS Carter’s Rewarding Moments® members can earn points* for recycling with the store. For more details, visit https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/carters
The next time you shop at Columbia Sportswear, round your purchase up to the next dollar or donate to support the brand's 2023 nonprofit partner—one that protects the environment and encourages people to go outside and stay healthy. Consumer donations made at the point of sale from April 1-June 30 will directly benefit and be distributed to Conservation International.
Building upon a strong foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, Conservation International empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature, our global biodiversity and for the well-being of humanity. Learn more at http://www.conservation.org/
Crocs is making active strides towards becoming Net Zero by 2030! To do its part in limiting global warming, the brand is also committed to establishing carbon reduction goals. Crocs' inherently simple approach to design, materials and manufacturing means that its Classic Clog already has a low footprint—and it intends to lower it even more. See more details about the Crocs Sustainability plan at: https://www.crocs.com/comfort-without-carbon.html
Eddie Bauer and American Forests are creating a more equitable distribution of trees in Detroit through the Tree Equity Program. Trees clean our air, prevent flooding, provide shade and boost our mood but, too often, trees are not equitably distributed in cities. Learn more here: https://vimeo.com/795042528/b80ae213a6
FatFace believes style and sustainability should go hand in hand. The brand launched its first sustainability strategy back in 2008 and the journey continues today. FatFace continues to meet its target of 100% sustainably-sourced cotton and is committed to using more environmentally responsible materials—all while working towards being carbon neutral by 2025. As certified by the Global Recycling Standard and Recycled Claim Standard, 28% of FatFace's polyester comes from recycled sources. For 2022, 48% of its viscose was responsibly sourced by LENZING™ ECOVERO™.
The story of your well-loved clothes doesn’t have to end with you. That's why Gap has partnered with thredUP. Just box up your gently-used clothing, shoes and accessories. Then, order a free Clean Out Kit from thredUP to turn your clothes into a Gap shopping credit. Your clothing will be sent to a charity in need to give them a whole new life.
By 2025, 100% of denim and woven bottoms at Gap will be made using Washwell techniques. Currently, the brand has achieved 86% of this goal. In addition, Gap's goal is to empower two million people to improve their access to drinking water and sanitation by 2023, as part of the USAID Gap Inc. Women + Water Alliance—a goal that will be 100% reached this year.
Visit the landing page for Gap's sustainability plan today: https://www.gap.com/browse/info.do?cid=1086537#gfg_water
H&M collects products and materials and puts them into the market so that they can be used over and over and ultimately be recycled into new products. To help this brand close the loop on fashion, bring in any of your unwanted clothes or textiles (any brand and in any condition) to your nearby H&M. Drop it off with the store's employees and receive a digital voucher for 15% off on your next purchase. Your garments then will be sorted into one of three categories: to be reworn, to be reused or to be recycled.
Helzberg Diamonds is dedicated to providing beautiful jewelry that is also sustainable for the earth. They are committed to managing their environmental footprint by minimizing negative impact. In addition, the brand requires their partners to comply with environmental laws, and agrees not to source gold from protected areas or cause harm to the environment. In their continuing efforts to show love to the earth, they have launched rêve, a certified sustainable lab-grown diamond collection that's available exclusively at select Helzberg Diamonds stores. Rêve sets the highest standard for sustainability, traceability and climate neutrality.
Learn more about the sustainability of rêve at: www.helzberg.com/reve
With every truckload of new merchandise, The Home Depot stores and unwraps multiple pallets, each of which is held together with shrink-wrap. That shrink-wrap accumulates quickly. Rather than send it to the landfill, it’s put back on a truck and sent with pallets of returns to The Home Depot’s Distribution Centers (DCs). At the DCs, the shrink-wrap, also known as LDPE plastic, is consolidated, processed and sent to Trex, where it’s converted into beautiful composite decking.
Learn more at https://ecoactions.homedepot.com/
To increase transparency in production, Intimissi includes a special section on each product page that allows you to trace the details of the plant where the garment was made. 94% of the brand's garments are made in 22 factories owned by the brand itself. In 2020, Intimissi also celebrated the 10th anniversary collaborating with I: CO, which allows the brand to give new life to your used garments by reusing fabrics to create new products. In 2019, they collected over seven million items.
Intimissimi discourages the use of disposable, single-use packaging, instead offering reusable canvas bags for purchase at each store for a more sustainable future.
J.CREW is re-imagining its fabrics and processes—using organically grown cotton and partnering with mills and factories that are environmentally responsible and Fair Trade Certified™—to make them better for the planet and the people who produce them.
Read more about it today: https://factory.jcrew.com/s/corporate-responsibility
As a third-generation, family-owned company, Jockey is proud to carry on a legacy of caring. Committed to adopting sustainable practices, like designing collections crafted, in part, with recycled materials or organic cotton, the brand is dedicated to providing earth-friendly comfort for generations to come.
Explore Jockey's eco-friendly styles and enjoy 25% off a single item in-store through 4/30 using the code GREEN25.
The Sam bag—kate spade new york’s first-ever design in 1993—is now reimagined with a 100% outer nylon shell and 100% recycled polyester lining on the inside. It’s the first to use a KSNYL shell: KSNYL is the brand's new material, made with at least 90% recycled nylon.
All kate spade newy york's new shopping bags, boxes and garment bags are now either recyclable (where facilities exist) or reusable and ready for your next adventure.
Learn more at https://www.katespade.com/sustainability
Starting in Spring 2022, Kipling switched from using virgin polyester to 100% recycled polyester for their interior bag linings. This recycled polyester is made from cleaned, shredded and melted down plastic waste that is spun into new yarn. The yarn is then woven right into the bag lining fabric. Making the switch to 100% recycled polyester helps keep plastic waste out of landfills and supports in reducing the amount of raw virgin resources extracted from the earth.
Kipling is on a mission to living a lighter life. They are committed to making more responsible decisions about the resources used to create their bags and continuing the momentum to help reduce their environmental impact.
Learn about the Levi's® SecondHand trade-in program, which keeps coveted Levi's® out of landfills and in rotation. Trade in pre-loved Levi's® and receive a Levi's® e-gift card at participating Levi's® stores. At select stores, Levi's® Tailor Shops offer one-of-a-kind repair and tailoring services. Whether modifying a new pair of jeans or breathing new life into an old favorite, they've got you covered.
When you trade in your gently worn gear at a participating lululemon store, Like New will refresh it for someone else. You'll receive credit you can use on lululemon gear. Together with lululemon, you can help build a circular ecosystem.
Find out more details here: https://shop.lululemon.com/story/like-new
By 2025, Madewell will be more eco-friendly than ever: 100% of their cotton will be sustainably sourced; 90% of their denim collections will be produced in Fair Trade Certified™ factories; and 100% of their packaging will be free of virgin plastic. Plus, operations are on track to be carbon neutral by 2030.
As part of the Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go GreenTM program, Madewell invites all customers to bring any heavily worn denim from any brand back to the store, so they can be converted into new products such as housing and thermal insulation for food packaging. Sine 2014, Madewell has collected over 1.2 million pieces of denim, diverting 643 tons of waste from landfills.
For more ways to go green and upcycle your denim, visit madewellforever.thredUP.com today.
Nautica offers Sustainably Crafted fabrics in many men's and women's styles for Spring 2023. The brand's goal is to create clothing of exceptional quality while remaining environmentally conscious. By being more mindful about how they make their clothes, Nautica can help create a more sustainable world.
Support their Give Change to Make Change Round-Up Program with Oceana, the largest Oceans conservation organization, by rounding up your purchase to the next dollar at any Nautica store.
Nordstrom exists to help customers feel good and look their best, and working towards a more sustainable future together is an important part of feeling our best. Bring in any empty beauty products to be recycled in our Nordstrom BEAUTYCYCLE bins.
Also, you can help extend the life of all the great pieces already in your closet: book an alterations appointment, have your shoes cleaned or use Nordstrom's complimentary clothing donation service with Give Back Box to help keep clothing in use longer.
Explore the eco-friendly Oakley Reduct Polo golf collection, featuring revolutionary CiCLO Technology. This innovation is designed to combat pollution and provide an end-of-life solution for textiles. By incorporating a sustainable additive into the polyester and nylon blend, CiCLO Technology enhances biodegradability without compromising performance, making it the perfect choice for environmentally conscious golfers.
Porsche Design is committed to using a variety of sustainable and recycled materials across its line of luxury fashion and sportswear. These materials include REPREVE® that’s made from recycled plastic bottles, 100% recycled polyester and animal-free Thermore® Ecodown® Fibers. Porsche Design x PUMA performance products are manufactured in support of global initiatives such as First Mile® (an initiative of Thread International and WORK that formalizes waste collection networks in low-income communities) and BCI Better Cotton Initiatives (which helps cotton communities survive and thrive, while protecting and restoring the environment).
Sperry’s vision is to create a more sustainable future by building products, programs and partnerships that are designed to protect our water. The SeaCycled Collection™ is made with recycled and eco-friendly materials* and manufacturing processes to prioritize sustainability without compromising style.
Learn more today: https://www.sperry.com/en/sustainability/
Sweetgreen has made a promise to do more for the planet by taking less. That's why their bowls are 100% recyclable, compostable and biodegradable. Their plant-forward menu means that they're already on average 30% less carbon-intensive than the average American meal. Sweetgreen's goal is to support farmers and producers who participate in regenerative practices—ones that give more to the land than they take away.
Apparel and home fashions retailer, The TJX Companies announced the launch of a series of new sustainability goals focused on climate change, renewable energy, waste and product packaging, including a goal to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its operations by 2040. In addition to its new net zero goal, TJX is aiming to source 100% renewable energy in its operations, and for 100% of packaging for its in-house developed products to be reusable, recyclable or contain sustainable materials—all by 2030. They also also announced a target to divert 85% of its operational waste from landfills by 2027.
Reuse, Re-love, Repeat. Partnering with ThredUP, Tommy Hilfiger keeps iconic style from going to waste. Trade in eligible gently-worn Tommy items in exchange for shopping credit and extend the life of your clothing.
Visit tommy.thredup.com to learn more.
A percent of proceeds of the Checkerboard Reusable Bag will support the Vans Checkerboard Fund at Tides Foundation. This fund was established in 2019 to aid Vans' ability to offer monetary support to nonprofit organizations that provide the skills, support and opportunities needed to build a more equitable society where all have the opportunity to realize their creative potential.
ReNew WoodWick® and ReNew Candles are consciously created to help you make a thoughtful choice that reflects your distinctive style. Rich, nuanced fragrances—made using bio-based ingredients, upcycled materials, and essential oils—are delivered in a naturally derived, plant-based soy-coconut wax blend. The amber glass vessel with a subtle twist is made with 55% post-consumer recycled glass, and the cork lid is made from responsibly sourced trees. Yankee Candle specially selected the hand-placed wooden wick for a softer, subtle ambient sound.
Oasi cashmere is a central part of ZEGNA’s Road to Traceability as the brand commits to being fully traceable on cashmere fiber by 2024. The Oasi Cashmere Collection is representative of the ZEGNA's new platform that embodies the heritage of the brand and expresses their new style code. The collection gives tactile materiality and imbues deep, engaging colors into fabrics woven out of passion. The collection—which includes the iconic Overshirt, soft knits and more—is crafted with luxurious cashmere fibers and continues to strengthen their commitment to source responsibly in harmony with nature, from goat to garment.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. strives to source sustainable fibers for its products and gets 100% of its down from Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certified sources—five years ahead of its 2025 target date. A&F is also working to source 25% recycled polyester, 100% wool through the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) and 50% canopy-supported viscose by 2025. At its Global Home Office, the company has a goal to reduce waste by 50% within the next two years. To help facilitate this, a food scrap composting project was launched in late 2021 in the café. In the same year, three tons of food waste was diverted from landfill.
Visit Abercrombie & Fitch Co.’s Sustainability Page to read more about its continued commitment and progress in responsible sourcing and supply chain capacity building.
Aesop is reducing its footprint on the planet while formulating high-quality, effective products. Aesop never tests its products on animals and doesn't use animal-derived ingredients such as beeswax, honey or lanolins. Aesop's Ethical Sourcing Programme aims to ensure that suppliers use environmentally responsible processes, have safe working conditions and treat workers with dignity. On top of all this, the packaging must be functional, modest and have minimal environmental impact.
As part of their initiative for a sound Earth, ASICS is giving shoes a chance for a second lap to reduce waste. Athletes can now purchase returned shoes through the Road Tested program at a discounted price. Road Tested shoes are gently-used shoes that have been returned due to sizing, color, fit or other reasons. They're cleaned, repurposed and offered to the next athlete.
To increase their efforts, ASICS has also partnered with One Tree Planted to plant a tree for every pair of Road Tested shoes purchased.
Caring for the planet is at the heart of Aveda's mission. As part of their continued partnership with charity:water, $10 of every purchase of their limited-edition otanical repair™ strengthening leave-in treatment directly will help support clean water projects.* The limited-edition botanical repair™ tube is made of 100% ocean-bound plastic resin and will be available while supplies last during Earth Month.
*Maximum donation up to $600,000 USD to charity:water. Discover how the brand is taking action today at https://m.aveda.com/sustainablefuture
For many seasons, BOSS has highlighted the importance of designing pieces that are not only sophisticated and innovative, but also align with the brand's goals to protect the planet for generations to come. As part of its continued journey towards a more sustainable future, BOSS introduced its Less Water initiatives in 2022. By 2025, 30% of all products will use a minimum of 30% less water during the dyeing/tanning/washing/treatment process. From the brand's perspective, becoming your own boss is making thoughtful choices, and always keeping the planet in mind.
Breitling is improving the social and environmental impact of its products by sourcing artisanal and small-scale gold, lab-grown diamonds, upcycled packaging and sustainable straps. The brand is rolling out traceability via blockchain-backed provenance records for its watches, starting with the Super Chronomat Origins and encouraging its suppliers to increase their sustainability performance.
Brooks Brothers continues its commitment to sustainability by working in partnership with Supima®, the world’s finest cotton. It is the raw material used in many of Brooks Brothers' iconic products, and accounts for more than half of the brand’s apparel including its iconic sweaters and shirts. Because of its commitment to transparency, authenticity and sustainability, the farming practices of the Supima® family of cotton growers in the United States have set environmental and ethical standards for cotton around the world. The result is a product line at the pinnacle of quality—one that will last for years to come.
TerraCycle® and Carter’s are joining forces to make your little ones' most-loved and lived-in clothes super simple to recycle. Any non-donatable baby and kid clothing brands are welcome. (Psst… no shoes or accessories at this time.) PLUS Carter’s Rewarding Moments® members can earn points* for recycling with the store. For more details, visit https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/carters
The next time you shop at Columbia Sportswear, round your purchase up to the next dollar or donate to support the brand's 2023 nonprofit partner—one that protects the environment and encourages people to go outside and stay healthy. Consumer donations made at the point of sale from April 1-June 30 will directly benefit and be distributed to Conservation International.
Building upon a strong foundation of science, partnership and field demonstration, Conservation International empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for nature, our global biodiversity and for the well-being of humanity. Learn more at http://www.conservation.org/
Crocs is making active strides towards becoming Net Zero by 2030! To do its part in limiting global warming, the brand is also committed to establishing carbon reduction goals. Crocs' inherently simple approach to design, materials and manufacturing means that its Classic Clog already has a low footprint—and it intends to lower it even more. See more details about the Crocs Sustainability plan at: https://www.crocs.com/comfort-without-carbon.html
Eddie Bauer and American Forests are creating a more equitable distribution of trees in Detroit through the Tree Equity Program. Trees clean our air, prevent flooding, provide shade and boost our mood but, too often, trees are not equitably distributed in cities. Learn more here: https://vimeo.com/795042528/b80ae213a6
FatFace believes style and sustainability should go hand in hand. The brand launched its first sustainability strategy back in 2008 and the journey continues today. FatFace continues to meet its target of 100% sustainably-sourced cotton and is committed to using more environmentally responsible materials—all while working towards being carbon neutral by 2025. As certified by the Global Recycling Standard and Recycled Claim Standard, 28% of FatFace's polyester comes from recycled sources. For 2022, 48% of its viscose was responsibly sourced by LENZING™ ECOVERO™.
The story of your well-loved clothes doesn’t have to end with you. That's why Gap has partnered with thredUP. Just box up your gently-used clothing, shoes and accessories. Then, order a free Clean Out Kit from thredUP to turn your clothes into a Gap shopping credit. Your clothing will be sent to a charity in need to give them a whole new life.
By 2025, 100% of denim and woven bottoms at Gap will be made using Washwell techniques. Currently, the brand has achieved 86% of this goal. In addition, Gap's goal is to empower two million people to improve their access to drinking water and sanitation by 2023, as part of the USAID Gap Inc. Women + Water Alliance—a goal that will be 100% reached this year.
Visit the landing page for Gap's sustainability plan today: https://www.gap.com/browse/info.do?cid=1086537#gfg_water
H&M collects products and materials and puts them into the market so that they can be used over and over and ultimately be recycled into new products. To help this brand close the loop on fashion, bring in any of your unwanted clothes or textiles (any brand and in any condition) to your nearby H&M. Drop it off with the store's employees and receive a digital voucher for 15% off on your next purchase. Your garments then will be sorted into one of three categories: to be reworn, to be reused or to be recycled.
Helzberg Diamonds is dedicated to providing beautiful jewelry that is also sustainable for the earth. They are committed to managing their environmental footprint by minimizing negative impact. In addition, the brand requires their partners to comply with environmental laws, and agrees not to source gold from protected areas or cause harm to the environment. In their continuing efforts to show love to the earth, they have launched rêve, a certified sustainable lab-grown diamond collection that's available exclusively at select Helzberg Diamonds stores. Rêve sets the highest standard for sustainability, traceability and climate neutrality.
Learn more about the sustainability of rêve at: www.helzberg.com/reve
With every truckload of new merchandise, The Home Depot stores and unwraps multiple pallets, each of which is held together with shrink-wrap. That shrink-wrap accumulates quickly. Rather than send it to the landfill, it’s put back on a truck and sent with pallets of returns to The Home Depot’s Distribution Centers (DCs). At the DCs, the shrink-wrap, also known as LDPE plastic, is consolidated, processed and sent to Trex, where it’s converted into beautiful composite decking.
Learn more at https://ecoactions.homedepot.com/
To increase transparency in production, Intimissi includes a special section on each product page that allows you to trace the details of the plant where the garment was made. 94% of the brand's garments are made in 22 factories owned by the brand itself. In 2020, Intimissi also celebrated the 10th anniversary collaborating with I: CO, which allows the brand to give new life to your used garments by reusing fabrics to create new products. In 2019, they collected over seven million items.
Intimissimi discourages the use of disposable, single-use packaging, instead offering reusable canvas bags for purchase at each store for a more sustainable future.
J.CREW is re-imagining its fabrics and processes—using organically grown cotton and partnering with mills and factories that are environmentally responsible and Fair Trade Certified™—to make them better for the planet and the people who produce them.
Read more about it today: https://factory.jcrew.com/s/corporate-responsibility
As a third-generation, family-owned company, Jockey is proud to carry on a legacy of caring. Committed to adopting sustainable practices, like designing collections crafted, in part, with recycled materials or organic cotton, the brand is dedicated to providing earth-friendly comfort for generations to come.
Explore Jockey's eco-friendly styles and enjoy 25% off a single item in-store through 4/30 using the code GREEN25.
The Sam bag—kate spade new york’s first-ever design in 1993—is now reimagined with a 100% outer nylon shell and 100% recycled polyester lining on the inside. It’s the first to use a KSNYL shell: KSNYL is the brand's new material, made with at least 90% recycled nylon.
All kate spade newy york's new shopping bags, boxes and garment bags are now either recyclable (where facilities exist) or reusable and ready for your next adventure.
Learn more at https://www.katespade.com/sustainability
Starting in Spring 2022, Kipling switched from using virgin polyester to 100% recycled polyester for their interior bag linings. This recycled polyester is made from cleaned, shredded and melted down plastic waste that is spun into new yarn. The yarn is then woven right into the bag lining fabric. Making the switch to 100% recycled polyester helps keep plastic waste out of landfills and supports in reducing the amount of raw virgin resources extracted from the earth.
Kipling is on a mission to living a lighter life. They are committed to making more responsible decisions about the resources used to create their bags and continuing the momentum to help reduce their environmental impact.
Learn about the Levi's® SecondHand trade-in program, which keeps coveted Levi's® out of landfills and in rotation. Trade in pre-loved Levi's® and receive a Levi's® e-gift card at participating Levi's® stores. At select stores, Levi's® Tailor Shops offer one-of-a-kind repair and tailoring services. Whether modifying a new pair of jeans or breathing new life into an old favorite, they've got you covered.
When you trade in your gently worn gear at a participating lululemon store, Like New will refresh it for someone else. You'll receive credit you can use on lululemon gear. Together with lululemon, you can help build a circular ecosystem.
Find out more details here: https://shop.lululemon.com/story/like-new
By 2025, Madewell will be more eco-friendly than ever: 100% of their cotton will be sustainably sourced; 90% of their denim collections will be produced in Fair Trade Certified™ factories; and 100% of their packaging will be free of virgin plastic. Plus, operations are on track to be carbon neutral by 2030.
As part of the Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go GreenTM program, Madewell invites all customers to bring any heavily worn denim from any brand back to the store, so they can be converted into new products such as housing and thermal insulation for food packaging. Sine 2014, Madewell has collected over 1.2 million pieces of denim, diverting 643 tons of waste from landfills.
For more ways to go green and upcycle your denim, visit madewellforever.thredUP.com today.
Nautica offers Sustainably Crafted fabrics in many men's and women's styles for Spring 2023. The brand's goal is to create clothing of exceptional quality while remaining environmentally conscious. By being more mindful about how they make their clothes, Nautica can help create a more sustainable world.
Support their Give Change to Make Change Round-Up Program with Oceana, the largest Oceans conservation organization, by rounding up your purchase to the next dollar at any Nautica store.
Nordstrom exists to help customers feel good and look their best, and working towards a more sustainable future together is an important part of feeling our best. Bring in any empty beauty products to be recycled in our Nordstrom BEAUTYCYCLE bins.
Also, you can help extend the life of all the great pieces already in your closet: book an alterations appointment, have your shoes cleaned or use Nordstrom's complimentary clothing donation service with Give Back Box to help keep clothing in use longer.
Explore the eco-friendly Oakley Reduct Polo golf collection, featuring revolutionary CiCLO Technology. This innovation is designed to combat pollution and provide an end-of-life solution for textiles. By incorporating a sustainable additive into the polyester and nylon blend, CiCLO Technology enhances biodegradability without compromising performance, making it the perfect choice for environmentally conscious golfers.
Porsche Design is committed to using a variety of sustainable and recycled materials across its line of luxury fashion and sportswear. These materials include REPREVE® that’s made from recycled plastic bottles, 100% recycled polyester and animal-free Thermore® Ecodown® Fibers. Porsche Design x PUMA performance products are manufactured in support of global initiatives such as First Mile® (an initiative of Thread International and WORK that formalizes waste collection networks in low-income communities) and BCI Better Cotton Initiatives (which helps cotton communities survive and thrive, while protecting and restoring the environment).
Sperry’s vision is to create a more sustainable future by building products, programs and partnerships that are designed to protect our water. The SeaCycled Collection™ is made with recycled and eco-friendly materials* and manufacturing processes to prioritize sustainability without compromising style.
Learn more today: https://www.sperry.com/en/sustainability/
Sweetgreen has made a promise to do more for the planet by taking less. That's why their bowls are 100% recyclable, compostable and biodegradable. Their plant-forward menu means that they're already on average 30% less carbon-intensive than the average American meal. Sweetgreen's goal is to support farmers and producers who participate in regenerative practices—ones that give more to the land than they take away.
Apparel and home fashions retailer, The TJX Companies announced the launch of a series of new sustainability goals focused on climate change, renewable energy, waste and product packaging, including a goal to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its operations by 2040. In addition to its new net zero goal, TJX is aiming to source 100% renewable energy in its operations, and for 100% of packaging for its in-house developed products to be reusable, recyclable or contain sustainable materials—all by 2030. They also also announced a target to divert 85% of its operational waste from landfills by 2027.
Reuse, Re-love, Repeat. Partnering with ThredUP, Tommy Hilfiger keeps iconic style from going to waste. Trade in eligible gently-worn Tommy items in exchange for shopping credit and extend the life of your clothing.
Visit tommy.thredup.com to learn more.
A percent of proceeds of the Checkerboard Reusable Bag will support the Vans Checkerboard Fund at Tides Foundation. This fund was established in 2019 to aid Vans' ability to offer monetary support to nonprofit organizations that provide the skills, support and opportunities needed to build a more equitable society where all have the opportunity to realize their creative potential.
ReNew WoodWick® and ReNew Candles are consciously created to help you make a thoughtful choice that reflects your distinctive style. Rich, nuanced fragrances—made using bio-based ingredients, upcycled materials, and essential oils—are delivered in a naturally derived, plant-based soy-coconut wax blend. The amber glass vessel with a subtle twist is made with 55% post-consumer recycled glass, and the cork lid is made from responsibly sourced trees. Yankee Candle specially selected the hand-placed wooden wick for a softer, subtle ambient sound.
Oasi cashmere is a central part of ZEGNA’s Road to Traceability as the brand commits to being fully traceable on cashmere fiber by 2024. The Oasi Cashmere Collection is representative of the ZEGNA's new platform that embodies the heritage of the brand and expresses their new style code. The collection gives tactile materiality and imbues deep, engaging colors into fabrics woven out of passion. The collection—which includes the iconic Overshirt, soft knits and more—is crafted with luxurious cashmere fibers and continues to strengthen their commitment to source responsibly in harmony with nature, from goat to garment.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. strives to source sustainable fibers for its products and gets 100% of its down from Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certified sources—five years ahead of its 2025 target date. A&F is also working to source 25% recycled polyester, 100% wool through the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) and 50% canopy-supported viscose by 2025. At its Global Home Office, the company has a goal to reduce waste by 50% within the next two years. To help facilitate this, a food scrap composting project was launched in late 2021 in the café. In the same year, three tons of food waste was diverted from landfill.
Visit Abercrombie & Fitch Co.’s Sustainability Page to read more about its continued commitment and progress in responsible sourcing and supply chain capacity building.
Aesop is reducing its footprint on the planet while formulating high-quality, effective products. Aesop never tests its products on animals and doesn't use animal-derived ingredients such as beeswax, honey or lanolins. Aesop's Ethical Sourcing Programme aims to ensure that suppliers use environmentally responsible processes, have safe working conditions and treat workers with dignity. On top of all this, the packaging must be functional, modest and have minimal environmental impact.
Caring for the planet is at the heart of Aveda's mission. As part of their continued partnership with charity:water, $10 of every purchase of their limited-edition otanical repair™ strengthening leave-in treatment directly will help support clean water projects.* The limited-edition botanical repair™ tube is made of 100% ocean-bound plastic resin and will be available while supplies last during Earth Month.
*Maximum donation up to $600,000 USD to charity:water. Discover how the brand is taking action today at https://m.aveda.com/sustainablefuture
