Fynch-Hatton
FYNCH-HATTON is well established in the segment of Modern Casual. The brand is growing in the tough European market. With premium quality at middle price FYNCH-HATTON is offering a perfect coordinated collection and a "total look" for both business and pleasure. The adventurer Sir Fynch-Hatton's Africa inspire to the collections wide range of colors, and to the beautiful logo; the Acacia tree.
Ever since FYNCH-HATTON was founded and based on our deep ties to the continent of Africa, the topic of sustainability determines our daily actions. Sustainability and responsibility are firmly anchored in our values and we also practice them internally. Therefore FYNCH-HATTON has been investing more in sustainability since 2020 and is developing strategically and operationally an own department for this topics. Because we want to find solutions to the challenges the fashion industry faces us with.
FYNCH-HATTON considers the topic of "sustainability" holistically - ecologically, socially and economically.
For us, sustainability means taking responsibility, developing long-lasting and therefore resource-saving products and continuously developing ourselves every day.
We have already been taking responsibility for our partners for over 23 years and are constantly developing new standards for our products and our sustainable action together with them.
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- Joakim Nordström
- E-mail: joakim.nordstrom@hotmail.com
- Phone: +46707267474
- Region: Sverige
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Is your company actively working on the issue of sustainability?
Fashion is one of the most central cultural expressions of our time. In addition, fashion is also an important industry. But the influence of fashion is not entirely positive. The question of sustainability in fashion is far from new. On the other hand, it has gained new relevance with the climate changes we are already seeing. The fashion industry is now facing a major transformation, both in production and consumption patterns.