Brand Sustainability Initiatives

Beyond Sustainable

OUR STORES DO BETTER

Majority of our stores at Oslo Fashion Outlet works actively with sustainability.

Scroll down our list of brands and read about their initatives and please ask next time you stop by your favorite store.

Levi´s

Levi’s strives to become an industry leader. Goals: 100% sustainably grown cotton by 2025 | 100% renewable energy in facilities by 2025 | 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in the supply chain | 50% reduction in water usage in production in water-scarce areas by 2030.

PEAK PERFORMANCE

Peak Performance focuses heavily on fibers, processes, and innovations connected with circular principles and resource efficiency. The goal is to use 100% sustainable materials by 2026.

DIDRIKSONS

REDUCE - REUSE - RECYCLE Functional garments require many components and different materials to withstand the harsh weather conditions and temperatures the products are exposed to. We strive to use mono-materials instead of material blends, even in membranes, which will simplify future textile recycling processes.

LINDT

Lindt has full control over the entire process and can ensure the living standards in the countries where the beans come from, as well as guarantee the quality of the beans and implement sustainability across the entire chain. Since 2008, Lindt has had its own "Farming Program." Up to 80,000 farmers are part of the program, receiving support from Lindt for their farms, families, and communities to improve living standards and ensure sustainable agriculture.

BERGANS

Our Cecilie Shell Series is made from 3-layer Dermizax®NX material with 15% plant-based Ecodear® polyester. The product contains bluesign® APPROVED fabrics and trimmings. You will also find the Senja Down Jacket, insulated with 95/5 RDS-certified goose down. The product contains bluesign® APPROVED fabrics and trimmings. The Ulstein Jacket is made from a knitted material with merino wool on the outside and 100% recycled polyester on the inside. All these products are available at Bergans at 30% off retail price.

HUNKEMÖLLER

At Hunkemöller, we are working on our "Together Tomorrow" concept. We aim for a greener and more sustainable range and to improve the supply chain on both social and environmental levels. The lace on our Rose bras is made from 60-79% recycled polyamide, and the lace on the panties is made from 50-59% recycled polyamide.

Lee & Wrangler

We use Indigood®, a technology that eliminates water usage by at least 90% in the production of material compared to traditional methods, and we have eliminated the use of freshwater. Simultaneously, Earthwash™ is used for our authentic washes. This has less environmental impact compared to regular methods, and garments with the Earthwash™ label consume less energy, water, and chemicals.

GANT

GANT’s sustainability goals and strategies aim to address key impacts on the environment and people in our value chain. Key goals include: By 2025, 100% of key materials will be sustainably sourced. Reduce water usage in production by 50%, and by 2030, GANT aims to reduce its climate footprint by 50% and achieve net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest.

GUESS

We are fully aware of the harmful impact the denim and fashion industry has had on the environment. That’s why we have implemented the GuessEco Materials Sourcing and GuessEco Guide for Accessories & Footwear policies. Today, our GuessEco denim consists of at least 20% certified sustainable materials, while our GuessEco non-denim products are made from 35-100% certified sustainable materials.

KARI TRAA

WASTELAYER: From waste to wool underwear. This is a series of hipsters, singlets, tees, and long-sleeves made from the waste material of the popular wool set ROSE, and therefore contains 30% merino wool. This collection is always "3 for 2" and always in stock.

REIMA

We are committed to creating a better tomorrow. From 2023, more than 90% of our garments will be made from more sustainable materials. After all, a sustainable future is the only way forward to fulfill our greatest responsibility: to bring joy to children.

ECCO

Ecco recycles over 73% of the waste from their shoe factories, and all shoes and leather goods are ethically made. Thanks to DriTan™ technology, Ecco saved 25 million liters of water last year in their tanneries.

Line Of Oslo

We choose environmentally friendly and sustainable materials to reduce our environmental footprint, such as organic cotton, linen, bamboo, tencel, viscose, and mohair. Our strict ethical guidelines, developed by IEH (Ethical Initiative Norway), ensure that all people in all stages from production to sale are taken care of.

HAGLÖFS

Our ambition is to prioritize and allocate resources to achieve new levels of performance and sustainability in our operations and the products we make. We work to create specialized textile solutions that positively impact people and the planet while simultaneously increasing the durability of our products and minimizing the resources we use. As a leading player in the global clothing industry, we believe it is our responsibility to find solutions that lead to better business practices in the future.

Home & Cook

Tefal presents Masterseal Eco – food containers that are as sustainable as they are practical! The storage boxes are made from 85% bio-based polypropylene and are certified according to ISCC requirements for environmentally friendly properties. The welded seal in the lid keeps the container completely tight to prevent spills. The containers are fridge, freezer, microwave, and dishwasher-safe. Masterseal Eco is made in Germany and designed to last a long time.

100% Norwegian flour

Råde Bakery

A fully Norwegian, locally produced bread is sustainable! More local jobs and less need for long-distance transportation.

Most bread produced today contains a mix of imported flour, not Norwegian-produced flour, something that most consumers today are unaware of. A survey conducted by Mat og Marked last year showed that out of all types of bread across the country, only as few as three to four types of bread contained only pure Norwegian-produced flour.

Our black oat bread consists not only of 100% Norwegian flour but also flour produced locally in Østfold. It contains as much as 60% black oats, and it also includes miracle flour, which is also produced in Østfold.

The bread is especially moist and extra healthy. The ancient grain black oat contains more unsaturated fat than regular white oats, a lot of fiber like beta-glucans, more protein, and fewer carbohydrates.

LEXINGTON

For Lexington sustainability is a long term investment, and this has always been part of the business model. All of Lexington’s production partners follow our list of prohibited chemicals as well as the EU’s REACH regulations, and we aim to reduce transportation distances by using locally produced materials whenever possible. Our ethical guidelines include clear rules for working conditions, which means that child labor and forced labor are strictly prohibited, as well as work that could harm a person’s health.

Devold

Devold of Norway has committed, following a board decision, to reduce its climate impact in line with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This obligates the company to halve greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations by 2030 and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. “We are committed to being transparent about our climate actions, so we can measure our progress and be accountable to external parties. Without standardized methods like SBTi, it becomes challenging to validate or determine when a net-zero goal is reached," says Øystein Vikingsen Fauske, CEO of Devold of Norway.

Björn Borg

We are working hard for a better tomorrow, with a strong focus on sustainability efforts to reduce emissions year after year, with an increased emphasis on reducing the use of new fibers. Among our goals is to use 100% materials with lower climate impact in our assortment by 2030. Polyester is very durable, has good colorfastness, retains its shape well, and dries quickly. Recycled polyester is made from PET bottles and production waste. It uses less water, up to 50% less energy in production, and produces about 30% less CO2 compared to new polyester. A large part of the materials in our products are recycled.

Tights

We are committed to minimizing our environmental impact and contributing to socially responsible practices. Throughout our value chain, we seek opportunities to reduce our climate footprint. We have equipped several of our bestsellers from BUMPRO with S.Café® Coffee Yarn. This groundbreaking fabric is made from an eco-friendly 50/50 blend of polyamide and recycled coffee grounds!

Helly Hansen

Helly Hansen was born in the environment. It’s our duty to protect it. After 140+ years in business, we know that long-term success can only be achieved by respecting, protecting and promoting ethical values, human rights and the environment. We are committed to continue advocating for the responsible use and enjoyment of the oceans, mountains and the greater outdoors. By applying a holistic and scientific approach to all our decisions, we strive to ensure our actions support the possibility for people and the planet to thrive.

Samsonite

The most sustainable product is the one that lasts. That’s why designing durable, high-quality, functional products has long been part of our heritage. Our products are thoroughly tested to endure the rigors of use and prove their reliability over time. Many of our manufacturing partners have on-site labs to put cases and bags through a series of demanding tests and trials to ensure products meet our specific requirements.

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