The company aims to mitigate all carbon emissions by the end of 2025; eliminate conventional cotton, virgin polyester and virgin nylon in its garments by the end of 2025; ensure its products qualify for take-back, re-commerce, and recycling programmes by the end of 2025; setting science-based targets for the health of water, land, oceans and wildlife; prioritising the global challenges of diversity and inclusion; and developing all Moose Knuckles' real estate investments to meet LEED silver standards, the company said in a press release.
"Our number one objective has always been about creating exceptional, handcrafted products that provide unmatched warmth without sacrificing style," said co-CEO Noah Stern. "The steps we are announcing today are very much a reflection of the voices of the communities we engage with and our team's commitment to play a key role in creating a more sustainable mother earth."
The company is a member of the Textile Exchange, a sustainability-focused, non-profit organisation and a participant in the Corporate Fibre & Materials Benchmarking programme of the Textile Exchange. It is also a signatory to the 2025 Sustainable Cotton Challenge, the 2025 Recycled Polyester Challenge and the UN Global Compact pledge.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD)