Sustainability at NST
Our partners, including NST, actively participate in the Higg Index program, and we have implemented key initiatives to minimize our environmental impact:
RESPONSIBLE SUPPLIER SELECTION
Partnering with sub-suppliers who utilize renewable energy and implement advanced wastewater management systems.
100% RECYCLED POLYESTER YARNS
Transitioning to 100% recycled polyester across our collection, reducing CO₂ emissions by 37% compared to conventional polyester.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Integrating solar power and geothermal energy systems to sustainably generate and supply energy within our production facilities.
WASTE-TO-ENERGY INITIATIVES
Repurposing scrap fabrics, wood chips, and used paper as alternative fuel for biomass boilers, reducing landfill waste
ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING
Upgrading to LED lighting, cutting energy consumption by replacing 40-watt fluorescent bulbs with 14-watt alternatives.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION & PAPER RECYCLING
Implementing paperless processes and recycling initiatives through advanced automation.
WATER CONSERVATION
Minimizing water usage throughout production—reserving water consumption strictly for domestic use.
Through these initiatives, Plus39 continues to lead the way in responsible textile manufacturing, blending innovation with sustainability for a better future.
Sustainability at Plus39
Sustainability is woven into every thread at Plus39. Through years of innovation and dedication, we’ve transformed our commitment into action—ensuring that every fabric in our collection can be produced sustainably, with minimal environmental impact. Style, quality, and responsibility—seamlessly combined..
Committed to reducing our impact on the planet
Our fabrics are crafted using sustainable fibers, combining quality and innovation with a reduced environmental impact.
Innovation led by sustainability
OUR GREEN CREDENTIALS
GRS RECYCLE POLYESTER
GRS certified and intended to meet the needs of companies looking to verify recycled product content and to verify responsible social, environmental and chemical practices in production. The objectives of the GRS are to define requirements to ensure accurate content claims and good working conditions, and that harmful environmental and chemical impacts are minimised. This includes companies in ginning, spinning, weaving and knitting, dyeing and printing and stitching in more than 50 countries.
TENCEL
A cellulose fibre of botanic origin: defining a new standard of sustainability. Supporting environmental balance.
ECO VERO
Viscose fibres derived from sustainable wood and pulp from certified and controlled sources. Meeting high environmental standards throughout their life cycle.
BCI COTTON
Guaranteeing the origin and sustainability of the crops.
