Sports clothing

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important for the sports and outdoor industry, especially in these challenging times. ISPO has therefore spoken with pioneers in this field. The next part of the series with Julien Durant, co-founder of Picture Organic Clothing.

Two labels for vegan clothing, textiles and accessories: The "PETA-Approved Vegan" logo and the "Sunflower" of Vegan Society.

The "Cradle to Cradle Certified Products Program" aims to return all raw materials used to the production process.

Better Cotton: The Better Cotton Initiative aims to make conventional cultivation more sustainable.

With the Higg Index, the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) wants to create a uniform assessment of sustainability performance.

The product label "Made in Green by Oeko-Tex" is a certification for safe textiles from sustainable and social production.

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important for the sports and outdoor industry, especially in these challenging times. ISPO has therefore spoken with pioneers in this field. At the end of the series, we talk to Matthias Dreuw, founder and CEO of the cycling clothing manufacturer triple2.

The Global Organic Textile Standard is considered the world's leading standard for the processing of textiles made from organically produced natural fibres.

Fairtrade International is known for fair trade in food. But there is also a certificate for fair textile production: the "Fairtrade Textile Production" seal.

Step by Oeko-Tex is an independent certification system for companies in the textile chain who wish to optimise their production facilities.