q1 Our business acts to reduce post-consumer waste.
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q2 We design products for longevity and durability.
q3 Increasing consumer awareness on sustainability topics is part of our mission.
q4 We design products for modularity, repair, and reuse.
q5 Limiting the production of new garments through circular business models, such as clothes rental, as essential.
q6 Our approach to design reduces the use of resources like energy, textiles, and packaging in logistics (e.g., pallets, hangers).
q7 Designing products for recyclability is prioritised in our business.
q8 There is adequate infrastructure for recycling and recovering materials.
q9 Extended producer responsibility is needed to make a circular economy work well.
q10 Upskilling in circular economy/circular design principles across organisations is important.
q11 Developing local supply chains (e.g., manufacturing and collection of postconsumer waste closer to the point of use) is required for product circularity.
q12 Efforts to minimise manufacturing waste are essential for environmental sustainability.
q13 We have a documented sustainability strategy or policy that includes circularity.
q14 Lifecycle analysis and/or sustainability reporting is necessary for sustainability.
q15 Companies should comply with international standards for circularity, such as ISO/TC323 CE.