Sustainability

Green WeAr-e represents our vision for the present and the future: an approach that brings together people, ideas and initiatives to continuously improve the way we work and support the evolution of our business.

It integrates environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects with innovation, research and development, digitalisation and continuous improvement. Different areas of activity, united by a shared direction and a commitment to developing increasingly responsible solutions and processes.

Certifications, audits, circular economy and upcycling projects, investments in information systems, product and process development, training and collaborations are among the initiatives that shape this journey. Our Sustainability Reports provide further insight into our activities, commitments and progress, offering a structured overview of the actions undertaken and the results achieved.

Green WeAr-e is not a final destination, but an ongoing approach that helps us build on our choices, monitor progress and identify opportunities for improvement.

For us, sustainability means continuing to do our work with the care, expertise and attention that have guided us for over 60 years, while embracing new opportunities to innovate, evolve and grow.

Our Ongoing Commitment to Sustainability

The 2025 Sustainability Report marks our transition to voluntary reporting in accordance with the VSME (Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for non-listed SMEs), developed by EFRAG for small and medium-sized enterprises that are not listed on a stock exchange. 

This decision represents a further step in the evolution of our reporting approach, adopting a structured framework proportionate to the characteristics of our business and enhancing the collection and communication of ESG information. 

With our third Sustainability Report, we bring together our environmental, social and governance initiatives in a comprehensive overview. The Report serves as an internal monitoring tool supporting our ESG Plan and the commitments we have made, while also providing a means of dialogue with our stakeholders to foster long-term value creation. 

The Report also documents the continuation of our key Research and Development projects in the textile and safety sectors, combining in-house innovation with initiatives carried out in collaboration with other stakeholders. 

This journey is complemented by our commitment to the circular economy, through upcycling projects including one focused on our corporate uniforms. The initiative involves recovering decommissioned garments and transforming them into new products for our employees, providing a tangible example of circularity in practice.