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ZANEROBE Global Holdings Sustainability Actions

Published sustainability goals

In 2019, ZANEROBE said it wanted to become a leader in sustainability by choosing better materials, hardware, and packaging, and by cutting harmful impacts across the business. It also said it was aligning its work with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, a set of global goals for people and the planet). The brand framed this as a long-term effort to improve its processes step by step rather than a finished result.

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Introduced lower-impact fabrics

In 2021, ZANEROBE said it had sourced recycled polyester, recycled nylon, and organic cotton for some products. It explained that recycled polyester can divert PET bottles from landfill, while recycled nylon can come from waste such as fishing nets and old carpets. Organic cotton was described as cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or toxic chemicals. The brand said these materials were chosen to lower water use, energy use, and pollution.

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Launched sustainable styles

In 2018, ZANEROBE released a Sustainable Sureshot Jogger made from a lower-impact fabric made with Textil Santanderina and Asutex. The brand said the fabric used less water, less energy, and a cleaner dye process. It also said it would plant a tree for every S / Sureshot produced and encouraged customers to donate or reuse the item after use. This was presented as an early step in making more of its styles lower impact.

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Reduced packaging waste

ZANEROBE said in 2019 that it moved wholesale orders into repurposed cartons already in its supply chain before using new boxes. It also said it worked with Hero Packaging on satchel bags made from biodegradable and compostable materials for small online orders. In the same period, it told manufacturing partners to bundle production samples into fewer plastic bags instead of wrapping them one by one. These steps were aimed at cutting single-use packaging waste.

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Cut single-use office items

The brand said it gave staff reusable cups in 2019 to replace single-use coffee cups and takeaway cups across the company. It also said it moved office supplies to recycled paper products, including toilet paper. These changes were small compared with product manufacturing, but they show an effort to reduce everyday waste inside the business.

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Raised money and donated goods

ZANEROBE said it donated clothing and raised money for disaster relief and community support. It reported donations to Thread Together, which redistributes new and excess clothing to people in need, and said it raised funds for the Australian Bushfire Appeal in 2020. It also said it donated clothing boxes to affected communities. These actions were social-impact efforts linked to community support rather than product design.

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Used carbon-neutral shipping

In 2022, ZANEROBE said it worked with DHL on the Go Green program, which it described as a carbon-neutral supply chain service. The brand said this covered most delivery activity, plus online orders, samples, and general freight. It said the program offsets carbon dioxide equivalent emissions (CO2e, a way of measuring greenhouse gases together) through projects such as wind energy and water filtration. This was presented as a shipping and logistics action.

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Planted trees through campaigns

Across several years, ZANEROBE said it partnered with One Tree Planted to fund tree planting tied to sales events and customer round-up donations. It reported planting trees for Black Friday sales, Earth Day, and other campaigns, and said it had planted 26,087 trees in total by December 2023. These projects were used to offset some impacts and support reforestation, although the claims shown here are self-reported.

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