COP27: Climate Change, Transformation of Production and Consumption

This year, COP27 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference was held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt with the participation of 194 countries, between 6-18 November. Among the subjects of the organization were sustainable solutions and needs in the textile industry that the conference focused on.

The discussions about how to achieve net zero targets have led to key takeaways regarding the necessity of the following items, we have compiled these items for you:

  • Investing in significant innovations to provide measurable solutions that can help monitor and reduce greenhouse gas emissions industry-wide.
  • Collaboration within and across industries to create solutions and opportunities that will benefit the entire ecosystem,
  • Implementing transparency and traceability approaches that will help measure, identify and mitigate social and environmental impacts along value chains,
  • International standards, de-risking fragmentation effects, to effectively communicate the environmental footprint of products.
  • Implementation of policy actions to ensure responsible business processes in global value chains. (Sample: pricing costs to society and the environment, establishing a level playing field for companies in the industry...)
  • Setting goals among all stakeholders which they agreed on to prevent exploitation of workers, land use, or natural resources.

Being the Part of the Solution Instead of the Problem in Production Approaches

We, at Özen, always follow and perform sustainability practices and developments. Beyond expressing this business approach with words, we also fulfill these disciplines of transparency and traceability with our suppliers. We rely on the certifications, traceability, and transparency of these certificates at all stages of our products, from yarn to dyeing. That's why we're happy about the philosophy we embrace has been validated at COP27.

Another conclusion, that made us pleased, was the joint commitment of the leading fashion companies will purchase more than half a million tons of alternative fibers with low carbon and water footprints during the conference.

This commitment was a positive development that will reduce the loss of forest areas because of the fashion and packaging supply chains of the conference and support the protection of vital forests and forest ecosystems.

Because every year, more than 3.2 billion trees are cut down to produce raw materials for the packaging or fibers for the clothing industry. It's possible to protect forests and prevent CO2 emissions by using the alternatives to wood such as agricultural residues and recycled materials. It is in our hands to implement the actions against the climate change predictions that were shared at the COP27 conference and to create a better future. 

SEACELL: The Miracle of Seaweed

From this point of view, we at Özen Mensucat, would like to remind you of the alternative natural fibers about which we have published on our blog pages and newsletters in previous months. We are proud of using these eco-friendly raw materials extensively in our collections to support responsible manufacturing and sustainable fashion.

The production processes of SEACELL fibers are completely focused on sustainability, they are environmentally friendly. In the growing and harvesting processes of seaweed, chemicals do not use and the fibers obtained from seaweed don't include chemicals. 

SEACELL fibers are bio-based, and 100% biodegradable. Pure seaweed includes essential substances such as vitamins, trace elements, amino acids, and minerals. Due to these properties, it has a positive impact on the skin, it helps protect our skin against harmful environmental effects that we are exposed to in daily life, and activates cell renewal. 

You can take a journey on the products page to add the positive effect of SEACELL to your collections. Discover SEA JERSEY, SEA LYC RIB, made of SEACELL, and more options.

AGRALOOP: Transforming Leftover Natural Fibers into Textiles

Bio-fibers obtained from the leftovers of completely natural agricultural crops are circling into new natural fibers and textile products are produced by them. Thus, water, energy and carbon consumption are reduced and a raw material source is provided to the textile industry.

The remaining parts of the stems and leaves of various food and pharmaceutical raw materials such as oilseed hemp/flax, CBD hemp, banana and pineapple are turned into cellulose fibers. The raw materials provide 100% natural fibers for sustainable fashion. Discover AGRO JERSEYAGRO LYCRA, and more made of AGRALOOP on our products page.

Fruit and Plant-Based Fibers: FRUTFIBER™ & PLNTFIBER™

The production of FRUTFIBER™ fiber enables the use of banana and pineapple leaves, which are the wastes of the food industry. These fibers are used in new, innovative fabrics after the harvest, and you can find out 100% natural and biodegradable fabrics made of FRUTFIBER™.

In addition, PLNTFIBER™ fiber which is used in fabrics, which contain natural and fast-growing Himalayan nettle fibers that do not require irrigation or fertilization, is also in this product group. 

BANANA INTERLOCK, produced by using the fibers of banana leaves, and NETTLE made of Himalayan Nettle fibers, with many options and colors, are created to support your designs and brands regarding sustainable alternatives. 

Recycled Materials, Cotton and Wood-Based New Fiber: REFIBRA™

REFIBRA™ technology developed by Lenzing is the first cellulose fiber that contains commercial-scale recycled material, cotton scraps, and new wood-based fiber. At the same time, beyond being a sustainable product, it offers the opportunity to be traceable and defined. The increasing need in the industry is to prove the origin of the material in the textile product. Thanks to this and similar systems, these requirements of the industry can be solved. And also, these systems support our transparency policy and traceable production approach. Explore DEVON, UTILITY, and more which are made of REFIBRA™.

 

We invite you to our social media accounts to explore more about Özen's forest-friendly production solutions, investments for sustainability, and production approaches.

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