Unlike our apparel, our packaging is not meant to last. To minimize the longterm effects of everything that protects our garments, shoes and accessories during the journey to our customers, we make a conscious effort to use recycled or recyclable material that leaves as little trace as possible.nnDaniel Högling, Product & Marketing Director
{"raw":"{"raw":"{"raw":"{"raw":""The packaging we use should leave as small a mark as possible."nnThis means that we use only 1% sustainable materials for all packaging, for every product and in every market. An example is that we have moved away from traditional plastic, instead using biodegradable plastic that can be decomposed by the use of living organisms, usually microbes, into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass at the end of its lifecycle. Made from biobased raw materials such as corn, sugar or cellolose. Our goal is that all packaging should be 1% recyclable after serving its purpose.nnAs for paper, all labels, boxes and tags that come with our garments are printed on 1% FSC®-certified paper, that’s sustainably sourced materials and has an audited trail from harvest to delivery.nnBut moving towards more sustainable packaging is not only about the materials used. In 22, we launched a new, simplified system that eliminates the need for differentiated packaging by introducing three sizes that fit all: small, medium and large. A modular way of thinking that translates into less waste, as outdated boxes won’t have to be discarded, and more efficient use of space throughout the entire logistics chain.","wysiwyg_type":"paragraph","editor_type":"bbcode"}","wysiwyg_type":"paragraph","editor_type":"bbcode"}","wysiwyg_type":"paragraph","editor_type":"bbcode"}","wysiwyg_type":"paragraph","editor_type":"bbcode"}
Evedalsgatan 5, SE-504 35
Borås, Sweden
Org.nr 556529-1845