Sustainability

Lanerossi products made from pure new wool are WOOLMARK® PURE NEW WOOL certified. This international certification is a guarantee as to the composition and quality of the item, attesting to compliance with rigorous qualitative standards.

Lanerossi products made of biological natural fibers are Global Organic Standard (GOTS) certified.
The Global Organic Textile Standard was developed to guarantee to consumers that biological textile products have been obtained concerning strict environmental and social criteria applied on all production levels, from the harvest of natural fibers to the successive manufacturing phases, up to the labeling of the finished product.

As a partner of The Good Cashmere Standard®, we manufacture our products using cashmere sourced sustainably and certified according to The Good Cashmere Standard® by AbTF, thereby ensuring improvements in animal welfare, environmental protection, and the working conditions of goat herders and agricultural workers.

STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certification guarantees that Lanerossi products in pure new wool are free of harmful substances and thus safe for people and the environment. This certification also regulates the substances produced during each step of the manufacturing process, ensuring that they remain within the limits established by OEKO-TEX standards.

Products certified to the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) contain wool from farms (independently) certified to animal welfare and land management requirements. Products certified to the Responsible
Mohair Standard (RMS) contain mohair from farms (independently) certified to animal welfare and land management requirements.

SEAQUAL INITIATIVE works with NGOs, fishermen, authorities and local communities to help clean our oceans. Marine litter from our beaches, ocean floor and surface, rivers and estuaries, is collected by clean-up programs. It is then sorted into different material types and the plastic portion is cleaned and transformed into Upcycled Marine Plastic. Environmentally conscious
brands and manufacturers then transform this new, fully-traceable raw material into inspiring
sustainable products for every aspect of our lives.

Products certified to the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) contain recycled material that has been (independently) verified at each stage of the supply chain, from the source to the final product. In
addition, facilities from the source to final supplier have met social, environmental, and chemical
requirements.

SA 8000 standard, published by SAI in 1997, addresses issues of Social Responsibility regarding worker conditions (human rights, development, empowerment, training and individual professional growth, worker health and safety, non-discrimination, child labor, and youth labor), and its requirements extend to suppliers and subcontractors throughout the entire supply chain.

Special attention is paid to energy consumption that is covered on an increasing measure from in-house renewable energy, produced through the installation of solar photovoltaic systems on the roofs of the production plants.