Circular economi and durability of cusomer goods

Article 15 of the Anti-Waste Law for a Circular Economy (known as the AGEC Law) of 10 February 2020 aims to introduce environmental labelling intended to inform consumers about the environmental impacts of clothing textile articles over their entire life cycle.

ReFashion is the eco-organization of the textile sector, which launched its website in January 2021 for professionals wishing to benefit from the provisions related to the circular economy.

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Article 15 of the Anti-Waste Law for a Circular Economy (known as the AGEC Law) of 10 February 2020 aims to introduce environmental labelling intended to inform consumers about the environmental impacts of clothing textile articles over their entire life cycle.

ReFashion is the eco-organization of the textile sector, which launched its website in January 2021 for professionals wishing to benefit from the provisions related to the circular economy.

Our laboratory has been supporting players in the textile industry since 1995 and the footwear industry since 2002. Above you will find in this table the minimum suitability criteria to meet the sustainability requirements.