How and When to Rebaseline Carbon Emissions: Guidance for Apparel and Footwear Brands
For fashion brands: Why should you re-baseline and how to approach it. See examples of how apparel brands are communicating a change in baseline emissions.
Policies and Regulations | Jan 21, 2026
The French Textile Eco-Score: 2025 - Key Updates and What Fashion Brands Need to Know
The French Eco-Score entry into force begins on October 1st, 2025.
Lidia Lüttin
The use case for ESG software in apparel and footwear
This article explores the thought process of assessing the benefits of utilizing ESG data management platforms and presents key insights derived from past...
[Footwear] Cutting up shoes to measure their carbon footprint
Each part of a shoe is made of a different material, such as rubber, leather, or plastic. A shoe’s mass is not evenly distributed across its parts. For...
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Part 2: How to decarbonize fashion?
Explore cost-effective strategies, renewable energy initiatives, and insights on the financial benefits of reducing carbon emissions in the apparel industry....
Part 1: How to decarbonize fashion?
Discover actionable strategies for fashion industry decarbonization. Explore insights from McKinsey's Fashion on Climate report and industry-specific examples,...
