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Sustainability is a term we we can no longer ignore these days. And that’s a good thing, because we and future generations want to grow up in a safe and healthy environment. As HeboVanDijk, we are strongly aware of the impact on the environment of the textile industry and of the working conditions within the textile industry. Also the theme “circularity” has our full attention. By choosing certified, recycled fibres (such as recycled cotton and recycled polyester) and bio-cotton in combination with our Code of Conduct for our suppliers and a cooperation in the field of sustainable recycling of rejected laundry textiles, we are taking concrete steps towards a sustainable, circular textile chain.

ORGANIC COTTON

Conventional cotton cultivation causes a number of environmental problems, especially at a local level, which are internationally recognised. In order to reduce these problems, HeboVanDijk makes extensive use of organically grown cotton, also known as organic cotton.

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RECYCLED COTTON

For a large number of articles HeboVanDijk uses recycled cotton, the most sustainable form of cotton. This is made from the cutting waste that is released during the cutting and making up of t-shirts (pre-consumer).

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OUR CERTIFICATIONS

In our pursuit of a fully sustainable textile collection, HeboVanDijk is certified for a number of sustainability labels. GRS stands for recycled textiles. GOTS and OCS/OCS Blended ensure the biological status of our textiles. In addition, we supply a luxury bathwear collection with Fairtrade Cotton label and all our articles meet the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 standard.

CERTIFIED BY CONTROL UNION
CU 829448

SUPPLIER NETWORK

The basis of our success is our carefully selected supplier network. Sustainability also plays an important role in this selection. All our suppliers comply with our Code of Conduct, which is based on the principles of the ILO (International Labour Organization).

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