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The year is 2022, climate change is at the heart of every discussion, temperatures are rising, oceans are too. How can we engage for a better future? Some brands are truly working for global change. ISKO is one of them a denim brand which is important because fashion is one of the most polluting sectors according to the information we have on sustainability and carbon footprint. Read more here in Kinder Denim <\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

In an era where buying one t shirt can cost only three to five pounds in fast fashion shops, consumption has never been higher. Obviously, the fact that we buy these clothes has a big impact. With cheap fashion , we know there is an issue somewhere; workers are underpaid, exploited alongside poisoning the earth. Yet we continue to buy fast fashion knowing this?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

However, some brands are optimistic about the future and tend to do the best they can. Many solutions are available to consumers; second-hand clothes, in thrift shops, on apps such as Vinted or even renting clothes. Letting clothes have a second life can be a good option. But what if we want new clothes?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Can we produce new clothes, new collections while reducing our impact on our climate as well as buying from brands with an ethic work policy?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

That is what ISKO offers. New clothes, quality, and, of course, sustainability. It seems ISKO has joined the great value our future is looking for. ISKO is extending its selections by listening to the needs of its consumers. Denim is a fabric that is rarely climate-friendly when it comes to other brands. So ISKO decided to be the role model and the leader of the sustainable denim industry.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The ecosystem seems to be at the core of the company. In fact, if there is no more ecosystem, there is no life. That is as simple as it is and ISKO understood that.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Collections which we recall are also concerned about the whole process of production of their products but also about the following events, such as the moment we have to dispose of. It shows how important it is for ISKO to use good sources of materials such as reused denim. In fact, The Balloon Jean <\/a>and The Carpenter Jean<\/a> both have 71% of recycled fabrics. It looks unreal, but more than half of these pieces are made from reprocessed textiles!<\/p>\n\n\n\n