Springfield, Tendam’s casualwear fashion brand, is launching the R[ECO]NSIDER project, its first collection of sustainable garments. This project focuses on two initiatives related to the use of organic fibres and denim finishing processes.

The first one has to do with the use of 100% organic cotton as an option to optimise resources and raw materials. Garments like shirts, jumpers, sweatshirt and chino trousers are the types of garments that are sold with the R[ECO]NSIDER label.

The next initiative, called H20, is focused on the use of laser technologies and ozone in the denim finishing process. This saves a lot of water and energy while eliminating processes that are toxic to the environment.

Through the H20 initiative, Springfield is going to create a sustainable supply of denim garments for the brand that, together with the use of organic raw materials, is a commitment to the environment where Springfield opts for a sustainable development that meets current needs without compromising the needs of future generations.