Meet the Change Makers: Brands

Our brands focus on recycling materials to reduce waste and create new, high-quality products:

• Norrona uses recycled nylon from old fishing nets and waste.
• Odlo launches the ReWEAR Take-Back initiative, where you can recycle used garments for free in selected Odlo stores. Your clothes are either reused, recycled or responsibly used to generate energy.
• Puma supports clothing recycling with their Collect.Shred.Mix program at the Landquart Fashion Outlet Store. Re:fibre is Puma's program to transform textile waste and other used materials into new textiles.
• Tefal offers recycled pans made from recycled aluminum. The pan body helps to reduce the environmental impact as recycled aluminum uses less energy than new aluminum.
• Vaude transforms leftover materials into stylish backpacks and bags.
• WMF offers recycled bags at attractive prices.
• The Gallery presents Marco O`Polo jackets made from recycled PET bottles.
• Villeroy & Boch presents reusable lunch boxes and drinking bottles.

The following brands rely on certifications that guarantee that products are sustainable and environmentally friendly:

• Braun Büffel stands for high-quality leather goods that are certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG). In addition, all products have a quality card that guarantees a “lifetime repair service” to ensure the longevity of the products.
• Vaude offers Green Shape certified outdoor clothing that is manufactured under strict environmental standards.

Energy-efficient products help to reduce the ecological footprint:

• Kuhn Rikon sets itself apart with the NEW LIFE® PRO cookware range. These pots are made from recycled aluminum from Europe and are produced with less energy than conventional cookware and are particularly durable.
• Le Creuset sells cast iron pots and pans, which are not only extremely durable but also energy efficient, as they store heat efficiently and distribute it evenly. This significantly reduces energy consumption when cooking and supports sustainable cooking.
• Möve offers CO₂-neutral textiles that are produced using solar energy.

Materials with a lower environmental impact are a focus for many of our brands:

• Boggi uses lightweight, environmentally friendly fabrics in its collections.
• Geox uses ECONYL® nylon, which is made from recycled fishing nets and carpets.
• Levi's has iconic products that are made from 100% cotton. These durable and timeless garments are characterized by their robustness and contribute to the conservation of resources.
• Marc Cain marks its more sustainable products with the hangtag and woven label Rethink Together. These items are made from at least 50% sustainable main material, such as organic and recycled fibers or cellulose fibers from Lenzing (TENCEL™ and LENZING™ ECOVERO™).
• ONLY offers clothing that contains at least 50% recycled or sustainable materials. These are labeled ONLY LIFE.
• PME Legend uses fluorine-free, water-repellent materials that do not contain any harmful chemicals.

You will also find sustainable alternatives in the beauty and care sector:

• Free Shop offers vegan and cruelty-free beauty products, including ERBORIAN Super BB Cream and Centella Acne Care Soothing Fluid. The BASTILLE brand in the Free Shop presents a vegan perfume that impresses with its natural ingredients.
• The Cosmetics Company Store carries the Estée Lauder Nutritious Collection, a highly effective skincare line with 92% naturally derived ingredients. This collection is EWG VERIFIED® and meets some of the most stringent formulation standards and transparency requirements, which means you're not only doing something good for your skin, you're doing something good for the environment.