High-scoring lifestyle brand Gandys gets B-Corp certification
The milestone recognises Gandys' 'unwavering commitment to creating a positive impact for people and the planet - while delivering high-quality, purpose-driven products'.
Known for combining travel-ready products with social impact, the brand is inspired by global adventure' while also being a brand that 'should give back'. So Gandys also donates 10% of every sale 'to support the empowerment of children through education projects'.
Managing director Natalie Nelson said: 'Becoming a B Corp is more than a badge. It's a promise to push for better materials, better practices, and better futures.
'We've always believed in doing things differently. This certification holds us accountable and propels us forward on our mission to build a business that's as bold in its ethics as it is in its designs. Together, we're proving that fashion can truly be a force for good.'
She added: 'We acknowledge the challenges in minimising our environmental impact while supporting communities around the globe, but we're committed to continuous improvement, to building collections that endure, and to using every decision as an opportunity to do better.'
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