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The brand provides general service for free (ex. water/coffee for free...) to its employees.
It allows until 1 day of remote working to its employees in order to better manage their business time.
The brand does more than 80% of general waste in its company.
Its valua chain from raw materials to logistics is completely focused in Italy.
Its production is made in Napoli, Italy.
About raw materials the brand uses recycled and regenerated materials
The product development for prototypes is made entirely with materials already in stock in order not to waste new materials.
The brand has visited all its suppliers in order to be aware of its workers' conditions.
About packaging Je Suis Vintage uses compostable materials to ensure safe shipping while protecting the environment.
The brand is able to re-use materials waste from fashion industry and from old products of its past collections.
The brand gives informatin to its customers on how to take care of its products.
The brand buys vintage clothes sight unseen and donates the unused part to the local community.
Overall rating
Value Chain Ready to Wear
3/6
Company sustainability
3/6
Community
2/6
Data provided only from brand
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