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OUR PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY
THE COVER PAPER IS MADE ENTIRELY FROM TEXTILE SCRAPS
Our Path to Sustainability
SUSTAINABLE SOURCING
OUR CERTIFICATIONS
RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION
We only use 100% organic cotton, as well as other sustainable or recycled materials.
Our supply chain is monitored and certified by some of the world's leading bodies.
We are committing to pay the workers in our CMT factories a living wage by 2025.
Organic cotton Better for the planet Better for people The cotton journey We are GOTS certified Recycled polyester Recycled cotton
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Global Organic Textile Standard Global Recycle Standard People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Organic Content Standard OEKO-TEX
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Proudly made in Bangladesh We are a member of FairWear Foundation (FWF) Good working conditions Towards a living wage
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INSIDE OUR FACTORIES We are completely transparent about who we work with and monitor conditions daily.
OUR ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT
THE ROAD AHEAD
We are committing to be climate-neutral by 2030.
We keep pushing for new sustainability initiatives.
Transparency Monitoring Selecting partners Ahsan Dird Interstoff Apparels Meghna GMS Aus Bangla Jutex Shuangxi Garment Co
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Carbon neutral by 2030 Water consumption Transport Warehousing
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Path to sustainability Glossary
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We are an innovative Belgian apparel company producing premium clothing for printing and decorating. Our goal is to achieve a fully sustainable supply chain, but we realise that the road ahead of us is still long and winding. This report shows the steps we are taking to improve our supply chain and global footprint, and our commitment to making change happen. Change for a healthier planet and happier people.We have some ambitious plans for the future which we are excited to reveal: we are committing to pay the workers in our CMT factories a living wage by 2025, and to be Climate Positive by 2030...or even earlier! We like to ‘saywhat we do and dowhat we say’, as we believe that sustainability is first and foremost a question of transpa- rency. In the following pages you’ll find a summaryof ourmain achievements and the actions we’re taking on a daily basis to ensure our production is ethical, responsible and sustainable.
Jean Chabert, Founder and CEO Stanley/Stella
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SUSTAINABLE SOURCING
“Organic cotton. Renewable resources. Recycled materials. It’s our blueprint for a better footprint.”
Tereza Ungerman, Product Development and Quality Manager
Telangana state, India – 2019
Women in Telangana state picking through raw cotton to check for impurities, before it is sent off to the ginning mills.
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Our Path to Sustainability
It’s a long journey from the cotton field to the final product and at every step of this complex supply chain we aim to ensure the highest level of responsibility. Ultimately,ouraimistohaveapositive impactonsociety, the environment and the economy. Our organic cotton, sourced from India, goes through a number of stages as it moves from the cotton farm to a finished decorated garment to be sold in Europe. We only and exclusively source organic cotton which is certified according to the GOTS standard. THE COTTON JOURNEY FROM FIELD TO FASHION - HOW OUR T-SHIRTS ARE MADE
India - Ginning mill
Bangladesh - Spinning mill: Yarn manufacturing
Cotton lint only represents around 32-35% of the entire cotton ball. The rest is used as oil and cattle fodder.
The fibres are twisted and spun into yarn. We only use ring-spun, combed yarn.
ORGANIC COTTON FOLLOWS THIS JOURNEY:
India - Organic cotton farms
We buy our organic cotton from a selection of smallholder farmers.
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Sustainable sourcing
Bangladesh - Partner factories
Our Quality Controllers are part of our Bangladeshi Liaison Office. They are present in all the facilities, making sure that the factories complywith social and safety regula- tions and that all stages of production are running smoothly.We have a team of more than 20 people handling our business in South Asia.
QC
Bangladesh to Brussels
The final garments are shipped by boat or by plane from Bangladesh to Belgium.
Bangladesh - Fabric knitting
Dyeing & washing
A process of constructing fabric by interlocking a series of loops using one or more yarns. At Stanley/Stella we use the weft knitting method for our t-shirts, polo shirts and sweatshirts.
Antwerp - Warehouse
Cutting & sewing
The warehouse that receives our garments is also GOTS certified.
Ironing & packing
Europe - Distribution
Knitting
The garments are displayed in the showrooms of our dealers and sold across Europe.
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Our Path to Sustainability
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Sustainable sourcing
Meeting with organic cotton farmer
Telangana State, India 2021
We’re currently working on tracing our supply chain, to not only pinpoint the exact origin of our organic cotton, but also to make sure our farmers get a fair price for their work. Picture taken during a Stanley/Stella cotton traceability trip.
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Our Path to Sustainability
From day one, we have chosen to work sustainably using only 100% GOTS certified organic cotton in our range of t-shirts and sweatshirts. It is a stringent certification that guarantees cotton is organically grown without the use of genetical ly modified seeds or any harmful chemical products (such as pesticides, fertilisers and insecticides) that are dan- gerous for the environment and the health of farmers or factory workers. It ensures traceability of pro- ducts from the field to the final customer, including transaction certificates at each and every stage of production. While there are many other certifica- tions related to organic cotton, we have chosen towork with GOTS, the most respected and rigorous certifi- cation with the most demanding criteria. Crucially, it covers not only rawmaterials and production but also covers social aspects related to the health and well- being of people in the supply chain. FROM THE FIELD TO OUR NETWORK OF GOTS CERTIFIED DEALERS WE ARE GOTS CERTIFIED
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a worldwide leading textile processing standard for the production of organic fibres, and is based on both ecological and social criteria. https://www.global-standard.org/
Combed organic cotton sliver
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Sustainable sourcing
GOTS STANDARDS
STANLEY/STELLA GOTS CERTIFIED PRODUCTS
ORGANIC TEXTILE
If the organic content is at least 95% of the product weight.
Most of our t-shirts are certified organic, as their organic content is above 95% .
Organic Certified by Control Union CU 819434
Organic Certified by Control Union CU 819434
MADE OF X%
If the organic content is between 70% and 95% of the product weight.
Made with 85% organic cotton Certified by Control Union CU 819434
Most of our sweatshirts are certified made with 85% , as their organic content is 85% of the product weight. (The remaining 15% of the material com- position consists of 'sustainable fibres', meaning natural or recycled fibres.)
Made with 85% organic cotton Certified by Control Union CU 819434
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Our Path to Sustainability
We produce blank apparel andwork with an exclusive network of Official Dealers who transform our gar- ments using various decoration techniques, including screen printing. Once decorated, the garments are destined for merchandising, events and retail brands. Wework closelywith our Official Dealers to encourage and train them to implement GOTS-certified printing techniques, using non-harmful inks and sustainable production methods. By ensuring the sustainability of not only our garments, but also their decoration, we hope to further positively impact our supply chain and offer a fully sustainable product. GOTS CERTIFIED PRINTING
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OUR GOTS CERTIFIED NETWORK Austria GeschützteWerkstätten Germany Black Star Boender & Beutel – X-Print Dakota Fairtrademerch Laroid Openmind productions RK textil Textildruck europa Subucoola Textilhandel-cotton -n -more
Wildner Slovakia Merchyou Switzerland Many ways France TIP Beyno Main Gauche Brocéliande Belgium Fabric Alfa Shirt Netherlands Superette United Kingdom Shirtworks Get a Grip / Sustainable Supply Ltd Sweden Swagg
Our Path to Sustainability
At Stanley/Stella we use recycled polyester to add stability to our sweatshirts, strength to our accessories and sustainability to our jackets. We have been using only recycled polyester, as opposed to virgin polyes- ter, since 2018. Recycling polyester allows for considerable energy savings in the manufacturing process. It is clear that tackling plastic waste has become one of the major environmental challenges of our time - globally, about 9.5 million tons of plastic are thrown into the ocean annually, most of it single-use. RECYCLED POLYESTER WE RECYCLE TO REDUCE WASTE
The Unisex Padded Hoodie Jacket is made from approximately 20 recycled PET plastic bottles.
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Sustainable sourcing
DID YOU KNOW THAT PLASTIC BOTTLES CAN BE TURNED INTO CLOTHING ?
Bottles
Flakes
Chips
Staple Fibre
Melting
Recycled polyester is produced from post-consumer PET bottles, the same plastic bottles used for bottled water which would otherwise go to landfill or end up in our oceans.
Once cleaned, melted and purified, the plastic from the bottles is blown into yarn. This is used to create clothing fabrics which are soft, durable and breathable.
Our recycled yarn is sourcedmainly from China. We recycle what would otherwise become pollutingwaste.
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Our Path to Sustainability
RECYCLED COTTON WE RECYCLE TO REDUCE WASTE
NO DYEING !
At Stanley/Stella, our jacket range is made from recy- cled PET bottles. And we're now also embarking on a circular economic model by transforming our own organic cotton fabric cutting waste into new t-shirts and sweatshirts. Our RE-creator and RE-blaster are made from 50% recycled organic cotton taken from our own cutting waste and 50% organic virgin cotton. Stanley/Stella’s RE-range and production facilities are GRS certified (Global Recycling Standard).
The blend of 50% recycled cotton in color (black, blue, or white) and natural raw cotton produces a natural "heather" effect. Thanks to this pro- cess, we reduce the energy consumption and eliminate the dyeing process, therefore, the use of chemicals.
Finished fabrics
Waste from fabrication
Knitted in our factory
Recycled yarn process
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Sustainable sourcing
1 KG OF RECYCLED YARN SAVES WATER, PESTICIDES, DYES & CHEMICALS, ENERGY & CO 2 (Source: Cyclo from SIMCO)
20,000 litres of water
200 grams of pesticides & fertilisers
3,2 kWh of energy
50% recycled organic cotton + 50% organic virgin cotton = 100% organic cotton
11 Kgs of CO2 equivalent
2,7 kgs of dyes & chemicals
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OUR CERTIFICATIONS
“We don’t just say we’re sustainable. We are monitored, regulated and approved by some of the world’s leading bodies.”
Sharif Nehal Rahman, Sustainability Officer
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