Sustainable Fashion Stories

SWEDCHAM MEMBER STORIES

We decided to ask the Swedcham fashion members how they look at sustainability – and what sustainability is for them… Read their answers below

Ceannis

With a presence in Hong Kong since 1988, Swedish brand Ceannis really have a foot on both markets.

Read our interview with founder and owner, Ann-Louise Andrén, who is also member of the Swedcham Event committee.

H&M

We’re using our influence to support positive transformation in the fashion industry — driving innovation, collaborating with others, pushing for greater transparency and rewarding sustainable actions.

Read our interview with Malin Lundahl, Sustainability Manager at H&M. Click here

KappAhl

We call our sustainability mission Responsible Fashion and it applies to the whole of our organisation. Our aim is for everything we do, to be done sustainably.

Read interview with KappAhl. Click here

Nilorn

Sustainability at Nilorn means working towards meeting the needs of people and society without compromising the needs of future generations – acting in the long-term interests of many people. Nilorn believes in taking a holistic approach – including the entire design, manufacturing and supply chain. Read our interview with Nilorn – click here

Once a day

Once a day is a modern Swedish lifestyle brand offering Made To Measure suits and shirts along with Italian produced accessories and Japanese Denim and socks.

Read the interview with their founder, Karin Lundholm – click here

Hop Lun

Sustainability means that we will continue to run a successful business for generations to come. We believe we can only achieve this by empowering our people to prosper and by protecting the planet from unnecessary harm and pollution. Read the interview with Hop Lun here

SWEDCHAM MEMBER INITIATIVES - HOW THEY WORK WITH SUSTAINABILITY

Lindex

Lindex sustainability promise is to make a difference for future generations by empowering women, respecting the planet and ensuring human rights. Read more

RNB - Retails and Brands

In the work on CSR and sustainability, RNB pursues the following goals:

Responsible production
Attractive products
Sustainable operations

Stadium

Sustainability is part of our business strategy, and working with sustainability is one of our strategic priorities. To keep the work together, we have a sustainability council that develops overall strategy and goals that linked working groups break down and look at different parts so that each department can work on these in their daily work.

Happy Rabbit

Happy Rabbit is a fashion supply chain service provider that helps forward-thinking companies to meet tomorrow’s requirements through digital transformation and automation of best practice.

Gudrun Sjödén

We think about the enviroment in everything we do… Design with a long lifespan – I think this is my most important contribution to a greener, more wonderful world! It has been one of my guiding principles over all these years. My basic belief is that the first priority in minimising negative impact on the environment is not to use so much. Read more

Bahini

Our mission is to create a circular economy where you can enjoy sustainable high quality scarves that is kind to our planet, while empowering women and girls with an independent life of freedom.

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