Sustainability

Respect for the environment

The project pursued by Tiarè aims to enhance the production of fabrics made from sustainable yarns with reduced environmental impact, entrusting the finishing stages to a supply chain that shares the same ethical values and sustainability principles.

Certifications

GOTS and GRS

All the company’s innovation processes have been designed and implemented with a view to ‘sustainability‘, focusing on the containment of energy consumption, attention to the working environment and, last but not least, the interconnection of the companies’ activities with the social fabric of the territory in which we operate.

Tiarè has obtained the ‘Global Organic Textile Standard’ (GOTS) certificate, which certifies silk and cotton from organic farms or crops, and the ‘Global Recycling Standard’ (GRS) certification.

Certifications

GOTS and GRS

Tiarè Srl has obtained the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certificate, which certifies silk and cotton from organic farms or crops.

For years, it has also been working to offer customers the option of choosing recycled fabrics. Demand has prompted Tiarè S.r.l. Tessitura to pursue Global Recycling Standard (GRS) and Recycled Claim Standard (RCS) certification.

ISO 9001 certification guarantees that our business processes comply with international quality standards. This means constant attention to internal organisation, efficiency and, above all, customer satisfaction, through continuous improvement of services and products.

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Code of Ethics

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Sustainability Report 2024

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Supplier Code of Conduct

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Manufacturing

Production of sustainable yarns

In addition to the use of silk, which has always been a resource compatible with sustainable development, Tiarè has reconverted the production of most polyester fabrics. With a view to limiting its environmental impact, it has almost entirely turned to the use of yarns obtained from recycled PET bottles, while maintaining the characteristics of the final fabric.