Esprit'S Garment Waste Recycling Measures Have Been Approved By R Cert For Sustainable Development.

The waste recycling measures of < p > Esprit have been approved by R Cert for sustainable development.

Verify the use of part of the ready-made clothes "re-use" < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > waste.

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< p > R Cert is a consumptive badge certified by the Redress group based in Hongkong, which is applicable to the whole Asian market.

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< p > this certification requires a garment to contain at least 20% recycled fiber. This certification provides consumers with tracking the production history of the garment through the animation in English and Chinese on the R Cert website.

It also provides a necessary condition for the certification of GRS (global recovery standard) produced by factory level suppliers.

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< p > "R Cert certification can enable the brand to move towards a circular production mode by recycling the waste from garment production. This is a flexible solution for the textile industry in terms of the scrap ratio generated in the production process, and it also proves that it is indeed beneficial to the environment."

Redress founder Christina Dean pointed out.

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< p > "it is obvious that R Cert certification is a bridge for brands to connect complex industrial processes in a simple, pparent and real-time way, and to educate consumers about the benefits of textile waste recycling."

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< p > Redress indicates that more and more consumers demand brand enterprises to shoulder more responsibilities in sustainable development. Meanwhile, there is growing expectation for pparency and credibility in the application of sustainable development.

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< p > by scanning the QR code on the tag or entering the R Cert authentication website through a unique code, consumers can track their a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing "/a" from factory to retail process, and then in the brand customized animation, you can know your "a", "how", "clothes" and "how" to be recycled to produce and understand the environmental benefits.

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< p > all R Cert certified garments, "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> dress" /a ", will present their environmental protection and energy saving data on exclusive websites for consumers to track and verify.

For example, Esprit's recycled recycled clothing, which uses 35% recycled cotton and 65% recycled bottles, can save 53% of greenhouse gas emissions, 74% of water consumption and 18% of electricity consumption compared to traditional non recycled clothing.

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In 2012, P Esprit released its recycled clothing series in Hongkong. Now it has been extended to mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia, and will be extended to New Zealand and Australia at the end of this year.

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< p > by independent carbon management company Reset Carbon's assessment, Esprit's recycled clothes and clothes are made of 43% recycled cotton and 57 dyed raw cotton dyed tannin cloth, which can save 37% of greenhouse gas emissions, 19% water consumption and 17% power consumption.

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< p > "through R Cert certification, Esprit can pform the textile recycling and recycling program in a way that is friendly to consumers, so that consumers will know that our continuous efforts to provide high-quality and fashionable recycled textiles will no longer have a significant impact on the environment."

Charles Dickinson, President of Esprit's global quality management and sustainable development, said so.

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< p > "we are proud of this breakthrough in sustainable fashion originated in China, and Esprit can provide Asian consumers with sustainable fashion and environmental care."

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