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In recent years, it has become common to hear the term sustainability as a driver of the change in mindsets needed to address the advance of climate change and its negative consequences in all areas. Only a greater sensitivity to the enormous damage that ferocious consumption does to the environment and to the lives of people, especially the most vulnerable, will bring about the social and economic transformation needed to protect the environment and leave a better world for our children.
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More and more people are becoming aware of the importance of recycling and the consequences our lifestyle has on the environment. There is a lot of information about the use of plastics and other materials, which have a major impact on flora and fauna, but have you thought about recycling your clothes? These items are also easily recyclable and can make a huge contribution to sustainability.
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Moolberry is a fashion company that is committed to bringing its philosophy of conscious consumption closer to the customer, supporting solidarity actions for environmental care projects and aid to socially excluded groups.
Moolberry is aware that the model of fashion consumption is changing. New generations seek to be more sustainable without giving up their ability to wear the latest trend, which is why at Moolberry we increasingly seek a very careful design that minimizes its footprint on the environment. We offer modern designs without compromising our brand philosophy.
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On the occasion of World Environment Day, which is celebrated every 5th June, Moolberry, the only brand in the world in the textile sector with the Issop seal of sustainability, reinforces its commitment to protecting the environment with measures aimed at making the textile industry a more environmentally respectful, responsible and ethical business.
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Coronavirus could become an opportunity. Lockdown has forced us to stop, to reflect on our lives, our surroundings and, of course, our environment. We have observed how in just a few days with the forced human lockdown, animals and plants have been recovering their space, an environment that was taken away from them.
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International Earth Day will be celebrated on 22 April 2020, in a global environment where nothing could have predicted what we were about to experience.
One of the few positive consequences of this confinement that we, the population, are suffering is the sustainable facet. Cities are lowering their pollution levels and natural spaces are recovering their lost balance due to the disproportionate actions of mankind. A situation that leads us to reflect but also to contribute in what way, through our confinement, from the comfort of our homes, we can help from now on to be more sustainable and take care of our earth.
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