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For many years, the eponymous designer Stella McCartney has defended the animal cause and the environment with conviction and determination. Today, its brand has reached an important milestone in the fight against climate change, becoming the first British fashion house to receive SBTI certification.
Stella McCartney is an icon of style and thought. Indeed, for many years her reflections and work are based on the animal cause and the environment, making her one of the most responsible and committed fashion designers of our time.
After a new campaign focused on nature and animals, with clothing that is 90% natural, Stella McCartney has reached a new milestone.
The brand recently received approval for the Sciences Based Targets (SBTI) initiative, validating its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. It thus becomes the first English fashion house to receive this noble certification.
This approval confirms Stella McCartney’s commitment to significantly reduce its environmental impact, in line with the Paris Agreement, which seeks to achieve social and environmental goals in the fashion and luxury sector. In detail, this Paris climate agreement, in force since November 2016, aims to contain the rise in temperatures well below 2 degrees and keep it at 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Several objectives
In the short term, the company plans to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent by 2025, and reduce its supply chain emissions by 46 per cent by 2030 to 2019 levels. Over the long term, it plans to reduce its total emissions by 90% by 2040.
“I am delighted that our scientific objectives have been approved by the SBTi. The Science Based Targets initiative plays a critical role in ensuring that the ambitions set by companies are in line with the latest climate science.I am incredibly proud of the actions we have taken, positive changes we have implemented and innovations we support. This is the future of fashion“. confides Stella Mc Cartney.
Among the initiatives already implemented by the brand to achieve its objectives, we can talk about the intensification of the supply of regenerative agriculture. For some time now, the eponymous designer and her team have been working closely with farmers, promoting more responsible and restorative approaches.
The brand has been working for 5 years with SOKTAS, a supplier of regenerative cotton. Together, they designed and developed the world’s first high-end garment made from regenerative cotton that can be found in the spring-summer 2023 collection.
She is also involved in the Apparel Impact Institute’s Clean by Design initiative, which aims to improve the energy efficiency of the supply chain and promote the transition to renewable energy.
Despite the fact that the fashion industry is among the top 10 most polluting sectors in the world, some Houses like Stella McCartney proves that it is possible to be an actor of change and change mentalities, while demonstrating that fashion can contribute to its scale in the fight for the environment.
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For many years, the eponymous designer Stella McCartney has defended the animal cause and the environment with conviction and determination. Today, its brand has reached an important milestone in the fight against climate change, becoming the first British fashion house to receive SBTI certification.
Stella McCartney is an icon of style and thought. Indeed, for many years her reflections and work are based on the animal cause and the environment, making her one of the most responsible and committed fashion designers of our time.
After a new campaign focused on nature and animals, with clothing that is 90% natural, Stella McCartney has reached a new milestone.
The brand recently received approval for the Sciences Based Targets (SBTI) initiative, validating its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. It thus becomes the first English fashion house to receive this noble certification.
This approval confirms Stella McCartney’s commitment to significantly reduce its environmental impact, in line with the Paris Agreement, which seeks to achieve social and environmental goals in the fashion and luxury sector. In detail, this Paris climate agreement, in force since November 2016, aims to contain the rise in temperatures well below 2 degrees and keep it at 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Several objectives
In the short term, the company plans to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent by 2025, and reduce its supply chain emissions by 46 per cent by 2030 to 2019 levels. Over the long term, it plans to reduce its total emissions by 90% by 2040.
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For many years, the eponymous designer Stella McCartney has defended the animal cause and the environment with conviction and determination. Today, its brand has reached an important milestone in the fight against climate change, becoming the first British fashion house to receive SBTI certification.
Stella McCartney is an icon of style and thought. Indeed, for many years her reflections and work are based on the animal cause and the environment, making her one of the most responsible and committed fashion designers of our time.
After a new campaign focused on nature and animals, with clothing that is 90% natural, Stella McCartney has reached a new milestone.
The brand recently received approval for the Sciences Based Targets (SBTI) initiative, validating its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets. It thus becomes the first English fashion house to receive this noble certification.
This approval confirms Stella McCartney’s commitment to significantly reduce its environmental impact, in line with the Paris Agreement, which seeks to achieve social and environmental goals in the fashion and luxury sector. In detail, this Paris climate agreement, in force since November 2016, aims to contain the rise in temperatures well below 2 degrees and keep it at 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Several objectives
In the short term, the company plans to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent by 2025, and reduce its supply chain emissions by 46 per cent by 2030 to 2019 levels. Over the long term, it plans to reduce its total emissions by 90% by 2040.
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