Bij Project Cece kun je kiezen uit 5 duurzaamheidsfilters: milieuvriendelijk, eerlijke handel, veganistisch, lokaal geproduceerd, en goed doel. Zo shop je altijd kleding die bij jouw waardes passen. Het is ook mogelijk om te filteren op keurmerk en materiaal.
The environmentally friendly label is awarded by Project Cece when sustainable materials are used for the clothing and accessories. We also look at environmentally friendly production, such as water management and the use of hazardous chemicals.
The fair trade label is awarded at Project Cece if the production process of the garment or accessory is done fairly. This means a good salary, safe and hygienic working conditions, normal working hours.
Some sustainable brands also want to give something extra back to the world. They plant trees, they support charities, they provide free training and health care to the communities where their products are produced, and sometimes they give away free products. These brands also receive the Good cause label.
At Project Cece we define local production as all production carried out within Europe. This means that your product does not have to travel as far before it hangs in your wardrobe, and that there is often (but certainly not always) better control of the working conditions.
The vegan label is awarded if the entire brand only produces using vegan materials. This means that no animal materials are used such as wool, silk or leather, and that no animal dyes are used.
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Brands with the Fair Trade label, produce fair trade. They give their workers a living wage, and save and hygienic working conditions.
Brands with the Good Cause label really try do something extra for the world. This can be for example donating to charity, providing training, or planting trees.
Brands that have the Locally Produced label produce their clothing in Europe.
Brands with the Environmentally Friendly label are actively working on putting less stress on the environment, by for instance using sustainable materials.
Brands with the Vegan label are produced without the use of any animal products.
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