A comprehensive sustainability solution system for the fashion supply chain, Bluesign plans to extend its influence within the denim segment on a global scale.
During the upcoming edition of Kingpins Amsterdam from April 24-25, 2024, Bluesign plans to launch the Bluesign Talks Series that will serve as a platform to showcase its denim products and delve into discussions about the Bluesign Denim Concept, its advantages, and pertinent topics such as the product's carbon footprint, digital product passport, and compliance strategies for the forthcoming EU Regulation.
Guiding these talks will be Daniel Rufenacht, CEO of Bluesign, who will provide insights into the Bluesign Denim Concept and facilitate in-depth discussions on various sustainability-related topics.
In March 2023, Bluesign launched its Bluesign-approved Denim project, which brought together a multitude of denim brands, manufacturers, and materials producers, offering a diverse range of styles, prices, and availability.
In North America, Bluesign Denim collaborated with renowned brands such as Madewell, Everlane, and Reformation. Meanwhile, it forged partnerships with manufacturers like Pure Denim and ISKO in Europe and the Mediterranean region.
The company also teamed up with chemical suppliers like Officina 39, Rudolf, Zaitex, Soko Chimica, Dystar, Archroma, and CHT. Additionally, it joined forced with the laundry partner Sanko Tekstil Isletmeleri-Martelli Branch.
Venturing into Asia, Bluesign partnered with industry leaders such as Saitex, Advance Denim, and Prosperity Textiles, while also extending its reach to Indian Manufacturer Anubha Industries
