As Beymen Group, we prioritize the health of ecosystems and the well-being of society. In line with our Beymen Promise
goals, we are dedicated to significantly reducing the measurable negative impact of our production processes, aiming to
make a mark in the fashion world while minimizing our footprint on the planet. We strive to lead the way in circular fashion
and aim to increase the share of sustainable products in our portfolio.
Below, we share our definition of a sustainable product:
A product is considered sustainable if 50% or more of its components* are produced with at least one of the
certifications or processes listed below.
Products in our Beymen Reborn collection, which revitalize valuable designs, are also classified as sustainable,
as they reduce the consumption of raw materials and resources required for new products and extend
the life cycle of existing products.
*Component: Any material or element that constitutes a product, such as fabric, pocketing, lining, zipper,
button, sewing thread, snap fastener, etc.
| Materials used in sustainable products |
Certifications / Requirements | Certification Description |
|---|---|---|
| Low impact materials | Jeanologia Denim | Supports low-impact denim production through reduced water, energy, and chemical use. |
| Low impact materials | Better Cotton Initiative - BCI | Aims to reduce water consumption in cotton farming, protect soil health, and improve farmer livelihoods. |
| Low impact materials | European Flax | Covers flax fibres grown in Europe using environmentally responsible methods, promoting reduced use of agricultural chemicals and water consumption. |
| Vegan materials | PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) | Confirms that no animal-derived ingredients are used in products and that production meets ethical standards. |
| Vegan materials |
Alternative materials to leather (leather obtained from apple, cactus, olive, etc.) |
Covers alternative materials derived from plant-based sources such as apple, cactus, and olive. |
| Organic materials | Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) | Verifies that environmental and social criteria are met throughout organic textile production. |
| Organic materials | Organic Content Standard (OCS) | Guarantees that a defined percentage of the product is made from certified organic materials. |
| Organic materials | USDA Organic Certified | Issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, certifies organic fibres produced without synthetic pesticides or fertilizer. |
| Recycled materials | Global Recycled Standard (GRS) | A standard that covers social and environmental requirements in addition to recycled content. |
| Recycled materials | Recycle Claim Standard (RCS) | Guarantees that a defined percentage of the product is made from recycled materials. |
| Upcycled materials | Upcycled materials (repurposed fabric scraps etc.) | Covers upcycled materials such as repurposed fabric scraps. |
| Animal welfare certified materials |
Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) | Verifies that animal welfare standards are upheld in wool production and that environmental responsibilities are fulfilled. |
| Certified leather materials | Leather Working Group (LWG) | Promotes the reduction of water and chemical use in leather production and enhances supply chain transparency. |
| Forest friendly materials | Forest Stewardship Council - FSC (Lenzing Ecovero, Lenzing Modal, Lenzing Lyocell) |
Confirms that the raw material is produced in accordance with sustainable forest management principles. |
