The transition to sustainable materials is a make-or-break moment for our industry, and our goal is to have 100% more … More
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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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
