The transition to sustainable materials is a make-or-break moment for our industry, and our goal is to have 100% more…
Responsible Fashion target: 100 percent circular packaging by 2030
In our industry, it is difficult to completely eliminate the use of different kinds of packaging – but those that…
No Litter Day for a litter-free future
No more litter! Today is No Litter Day – so join in and pick up litter! Most people think that…
Our training centre is changing lives – new study confirms
This spring, another 101 women have graduated from KappAhl’s training centre in Dhaka, Bangladesh. 100 of them have already moved…
Responsible Fashion target: 30 percent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions by 2030
In our Responsible Fashion commitment, we are constantly taking new steps towards our overarching goal for all that we do…
Fashion Revolution makes life better in the textile factories
A disaster was the starting point of Fashion Revolution – a global movement that cares for all the people who…
How we’re working to boost organic cotton
Compared to conventionally-grown cotton, organic cotton is both more expensive and challenging to grow. In partnership with OCA, Organic Cotton…
The importance of a smooth Accord transition in Bangladesh
At KappAhl, we are concerned about the future of ready-made garments workers in Bangladesh and the transition of “Accord on…
Plastic bags still the most sustainable bag choice
Hi Fredrika Klarén, Sustainability Manager at KappAhl. Is it really true that plastic bags are better than paper ones? “It’s…
The good being done with “Fine as I am” donations
SEK 13 million to children’s rights organisations in all four of our countries, of which more than SEK 8.5 million…
