…certificate from the FSC or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). In the future, we intend to reduce the use of plastic and increase the use of…
…materials and new material innovations will help us to reduce the use of water in the upstream of Marimekko’s value chain. Water use can also be reduced in our own…
…other customer markets. For our suppliers, we have implemented chemical management principles, which are detailed in our contracts and in Marimekko’s Restricted Substances List. We monitor compliance with these requirements through…
…for logistics, which uses 2018 figures. In 2022, Marimekko committed to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to set science-based, even more ambitious targets for emissions reductions throughout its value…
Our ambition is to leave no burden for the coming generations. We believe that, in the future, timeless and high-quality products will be made in balance with the environment, in…
…responsible together with our partners for the development, promotion, and piloting of innovative materials, dyes, and technologies, as well as new business models and services related to, for instance, the…
Ensuring circularity of the value chain is one of the most important priorities for the fashion industry. At Marimekko, we aim to enable circularity through various measures implemented across our…
…for adjustability and by further enhancing the careability and repairability of its products. Our goal is that, if properly cared for, Marimekko products can last for one generation to another….
Rigorous quality management processes both for our own printing factory and partner suppliers ensure the quality of materials used as well as high-quality of products. The quality of the products…
…collections, with classic products available for multiple seasons. Finland is still an important manufacturing country for Marimekko: in our own printing factory in Helsinki around million meters of fabric is…
