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Environmental Impact at Scale: How Fashion Brands  Turn Regulation into Competitive Advantage

The Kiabi–Peftrust– TextileGenesis case

How Fashion Brands Turn Regulation into Competitive Advantage

A real-world case study showing how Kiabi transformed regulatory pressure into a scalable, operational system for environmental impact scoring: across 7,500+ products declared on Ecobaylse.  

Why this matters now

In practice, many brands face the same operational challenges: fragmented supply chains, uneven data quality, long supplier onboarding cycles, and difficulty translating traceability into reliable LCA results. This case study shows how one of Europe’s largest retailers moved beyond pilots to make the system work at scale.

What you will find in the whitepaper

This whitepaper provides a concrete view of what it takes to move from regulatory anticipation to operational deployment, including:

 

  • How traceability data directly improves LCA accuracy
  • How to structure collaboration between brand, traceability platform and impact engine
  • How to plan realistic timelines for supplier onboarding and data quality improvement
  • How environmental data can support decision-making beyond compliance
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👉 Download the Environmental Impact Scoring Case Study for Fashion Brands

Access the full Kiabi–Peftrust–TextileGenesis case study and learn how environmental impact scoring can be deployed at scale in fashion.

This whitepaper is available in French and English versions

“When the Digital Product Passport becomes mandatory, it will be a source of pride for us to meet it. We’re preparing for it — and we’re not afraid.”
Caroline Bottin
Caroline Bottin, Kiabi
Leader pole technique et éco-conception
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