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The Hospitality, Service and Food & Drink trades account for a great many professionals. Bakers, fishmongers, wine merchants and greengrocers, as well as waiting staff, chefs and hotel managers, the list is long!
What do they have in common? An intense pace, staggered schedules and versatile tasks. To carry out their jobs, they need comfortable, flexible and resistant outfits, suitable for their hectic everyday lives.
Annual emissions by the textile industry
amount to 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases. Raw materials, soils, water: unsound resource management has alarming repercussions for the environment. Not to mention the fact that, in this sector, fundamental workers’ rights are not always respected.
A timeless basic with a unisex cut that suits a wide range of body shapes, the sweatshirt has become a must-have in all wardrobes!
Did you know that it was invented in the 1920s as a replacement for athletes’ pullovers? Too rough, thick and warm, the wool pullover caused excess sweating, making it very uncomfortable during high-intensity activity.
Today, we’re committed to (re)introducing you to our most important partner: the French group KARIBAN BRANDS!
You may already know that KARIBAN BRANDS comprises six customisable clothing and accessory brands, designed to support companies in their daily operations.
Remember: in March 2022, the European Union revealed its strategy around a key theme – sustainable and circular textiles.
The aim? To make the textile industry “greener”. To get there, the measures must factor in the whole of the product life cycle (clothing, linens, luggage, and accessories).
Did you know? Cotton is the world’s biggest consumer of water: more than 10,000 litres of water are needed to produce just one pair of jeans! Furthermore, the cotton plant requires numerous treatments using insecticide and toxic fertiliser which damage soil.
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