The Detox campaign

Sustaining together

We respond to the market’s needs for quality and creativity

Free from hazardous substances

Among our priorities: eliminating hazardous chemicals without compromising on quality. For this reason, on 18 July 2017, we officially joined Greenpeace’s Detox campaign, becoming a DETOX Leader and making a public commitment to customers and consumers.
We constantly monitor our processes through chemical analyses and strict controls across all 11 priority categories set out in our M-RSL.
Since 15 November 2018, we have adopted the DETOX Combined M-RSL.

21 chemical groups

A reclassification of the original 12 groups of hazardous chemicals into 21 groups, based on the conventions used by ZDHC, AFIRM and the major fashion brands.

From 470 to 21

A reclassification of the original 470 hazardous chemicals into the 21 groups.

RSL extension

91 new hazardous substances introduced by ZDHC for formulations and wastewater, and by AFIRM for products.

DETOX Combined M-RSL

What is it?

Developed with the Politecnico di Milano, it is a unified list of hazardous chemical substances that are banned or restricted in the formulations used during textile production.

The goal is to ensure a safer and more sustainable supply chain, preventing the use of harmful substances from the earliest stages of the production process, protecting the environment, workers and the end consumer.

Our products and processes are free from:

Apeos
PFCs Perfluorocarbon/ Polyfluorinated Compounds
Phthalates
Brominated and chlorinated flame retardants
Chlorobenzenes
Organotin compounds
Short chain chlorinated paraffins
Azo dyes
Chlorinated solvents
Chlorophenols

Our reports:

Our Detox commitment

Our M-RSL. List of
prohibited substances

Test report 23TA00361

Test report T16RA12538