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Sustainability Sale: Benefits For Customers, James&Co, Environment & UN SDGs
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We're having a Sustainability Sale. Selected styles in sustainable eco leather have their prices reduced to just $100. It's an interesting thing that the sale and purchase of items at reduced prices may not be of benefit to our valued consumers only to save money. -
It's Time! True Sustainable Vegan Leather Delivers True Sustainability Outcomes.
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James&Co has been working really hard over recent years to be the supplier of always-popular leather look outerwear that is both vegan and sustainable. For retailers who currently stock and sell faux/vegan leather outerwear we can help you achieve your Sustainability Goals of sourcing sustainable raw materials and ensuring you are purchasing sustainable products. -
Use The Downturn To Drive Meeting Fashion Sustainability Goals. WBCSD & UN Global Compact Pls Help!
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The coronavirus has impacted us all around the world personally and economically. Every level of the supply chain in the fashion industry is feeling the downturn in business - some to zero.There are ways to seize opportunity from the adversity and to keep us going until the crisis passes and we can build up. -
How Coronavirus Impacts James&Co's Operations: Let's Turn Adversity Into Opportunity
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Can we work together to achieve sustainability goals - to accelerate the work to achieve any of the UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030? For example, with the break in brands and retailers being able to source raw materials and products, can we work together to achieve goals of reducing/diminishing reliance on raw materials that are harmful and replacing them with sustainable ones when the factories re-open? -
James&Co Is The Leading Apparel Brand To Ditch Toxic Faux Leather. Join Us In The Campaign
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James&Co is starting a crowdfunding campaign on the StartSomeGood platform on 17 January 2020 called 'Grow James&Co To Help Rid Toxic Faux Leather'. We aim to get out the message that faux leather/vegan leather outerwear made in traditional PU - which accounts for basically all such outerwear except for James&Co - is harmful to the environment and there are now alternative fabrics for leather look outerwear that are sustainable. -
Which Large Retail Brand Is Also Tailoring Womens' Outerwear In Sustainable Polyurethane?
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James&Co is leading the charge for consumers and brands to make the sustainable choice of womens' outerwear that is tailored in what we call 'eco leather'. It's technical names are waterborne polyurethane (WBPU), waterbased polyurethane, DMF-free PU. Large retailer Zara is also on the switch. -
Read Our Book: The Only Choice Is Change...To Sustainable Vegan Leather
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Get our book about why the leather look fabric commonly called vegan leather has a limited future - because of the impact it has on the environment and workers in its manufacturing process and its materials.
Read about the imperatives and opportunities to make the sustainable change.its sustainable replacement we will call sustainable vegan leather WBPU (waterbased PU). -
Sustainability Sale: Benefits For Customers, James&Co, Environment & UN SDGs
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The purchase of a James&Co sustainable eco vegan leather jacket at sale price in our Sustainability Sale can make a difference to reducing fashion industry pollution of 97% of textiles being sent to landfill and make a difference to achieving UN Sustainability Development Goals of reduce, reuse, recycle.
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How A James&Co Purchase Is A Consumer's Personal Contribution To Sustainability
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When considering a leather or leather-look jacket purchase, consumers may like the look and supposed-luxury of expensive real leather jackets or wearing a brand name of 'vegan leather' jackets. Or they may prefer to pay the lowest prices for faux leather jackets. From our researches, James&Co is the only brand of womens outerwear tailored in chemical-free leather look fabrics. So we want consumers to know that making the decision to buy James&Co is a smart choice. And why.
