Making sustainability accessible

At Fashion Favourites Group we aim to produce high-quality, ethically sourced products at fair prices. With a wide assortment of favourite items, we reach a large consumer base across Europe every day. Our favourites are manufactured by a dedicated group of suppliers in the Far East. The processes for weaving and dyeing (raw) materials, producing and packaging our items, as well as shipping, storing and transporting them to our customers all contribute to Fashion Favourites Group’s impact on people and the environment. Together with our supply chain partners, we work step by step to reduce this impact and minimise our (carbon) footprint.

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

The FFG group is committed to reducing its ecological footprint and increasing sustainable materials within our collection. All initiatives FFG works with are certified and audited by external organisations. For the whole FFG this includes the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI™), whose mission is to improve cotton farming globally, and FSC-certified paper and carton for our paper products and packaging materials. Additionally, our brands Proud Fashion B.V. (CB-CUC-1261306) and Calze del Mondo Int. B.V. (CB-CUC-1254258) are certified GRS, which certifies and tracks the recycled material from the source to the final product.

The FFG continuous to focus on improving and implementing sustainable production process by using alternative dyeing techniques and actively reducing unnecessary material waste. Therefore, dedicated to lowering greenhouse gas emissions and drastically reducing water pollution across our supply chain.

FAIR AND TRANSPARENT PRODUCTION

We only work with suppliers who ensure fair working conditions and prioritise respect for human rights. We carefully choose partners who are transparent about their production practices. Transparency is essential; we ensure that we know exactly where and how we produce, providing insight into each step from raw materials to finished products.

Since March 2012, we are an active member of Amfori BSCI (MEM-e42842). Within this social programme, we not only ask our suppliers to achieve positive audit results, but we also work together to make ongoing improvements. 

This approach strengthens our relationship with suppliers and helps create a sustainable environment for all of the people involved.

As part of our commitment to enhanced supply chain transparency, we have established a partnership with tex.tracer. 

Through this platform, we gain verified, data-driven visibility into the deeper layers of our supply chain. It allows us to measure and analyse our environmental footprint, and to optimise traceability, compliance, and overall supply chain performance.

We developed our own Code of Conduct, outlining essential principles for conducting business in line with the standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO)