ISKO partners Bluesign to create transparent denim world

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.

 

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.#

ISKO has a long-standing commitment to ensure the integrity of its ingredients and the traceability of the fibres and materials used in its denim apparel. By releasing the sustainability report, ISKO again demonstrates its commitment to creating and designing denim apparel that has a positive connection with the planet. In this report, a primary target of ISKO is to achieve bluesign Approved accreditation for its denim textiles, attaining the strictest industry standard for consumers and environment alike. 

 

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.#

With the goal of completing this process by the end of 2020, the company has already performed bluesign Company Assessment at an above-average level. This shows how ISKO anticipates changes rather than simply reacting to legal or stakeholder requirements, pursuing an approach that has a huge potential and includes several actions for further improvements.

 

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.#

Through this partnership, ISKO and Bluesign continue the movement of the textile and fashion industry into a future that pays more attention to people and the environment, because only when both are considered can the industry truly make a positive long-lasting impact.

 

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.#

“ISKO, as the soul of jeans, has a vision for denim that is creative in design and innovative in the use of technologies. These distinct qualities in combination with a determined commitment to a sustainable supply chain makes ISKO a true leader in the textile industry. We look forward to the next impactful steps we will take together,” Jill Dumain, CEO, bluesign technologies, said in a press release. 

 

ISKO, a Turkey-based denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable textile supply chain, have announced their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark sustainability report, setting the target of achieving bluesign Approved accreditation by the end of 2020.#

“As the leader of this industry, we feel it is our responsibility to be and act as a force for good. We have always prioritised transparency and accountability, highly valuing every improvement that can be achieved by sharing values and goals through partnerships. This one makes us particularly proud, as it raises the bar of our efforts and challenges us to maintain our improvement efforts,” Ebru Ozkucuk Guler, senior sustainability & CSR executive at ISKO, said.