Materials
Using sustainable and eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton, recycled fibers (like recycled polyester or nylon), hemp, bamboo, or Tencel (lyocell).
Empowering sustainable choices.
Aryans Group sustainable journey focuses on several key aspects that contribute to environmental and social responsibility in their operations. Here are some typical key aspects of a sustainable journey in the clothing industry:
Embracing the digital world.
Digitization enables innovation, efficiency, and creates new ways of doing business. Technology helped us expand into greater markets, save time and money, develop effective marketing campaigns and new products.
Our Digitisation Initiatives
Deploying AI
Utilising the power of AI to save time and money and achieve greater efficiencies in creating samples and mock-ups.
Saving Water With Nano-bubbles
The fashion and textile industry uses tons and tons of water across the chain. We adopted technology which uses nano-bubbles thereby replacing traditional practices and cutting down on wastage.
Virtual Display Rooms
Created interactive virtual display rooms and virtual tour for our factory premises in Bangladesh.
Innovative Supply Chain Solutions
To truly enjoy the benefits of operating in a smart world we have created innovative solutions enabling efficient supply chain management.
Manufacturing Processes
Implementing efficient and eco-friendly manufacturing processes to minimize energy consumption, water usage, waste generation & using renewable energy sources to reduce environmental impact.
Supply Chain Transparency
Ensuring transparency and ethical practices throughout the supply chain, including fair labor practices and responsible sourcing of materials.
Reducing Carbon Footprint
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions throughout the production and distribution process. This may involve carbon offsetting initiatives or using transportation methods with lower environmental impact.
Circular Economy Initiatives
Embracing principles of the circular economy by designing products for durability, recyclability, and offering take-back programs or recycling options for used clothing.
Certifications and Standards
Obtaining certifications such as GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), Fair Trade, or others that validate sustainable and ethical practices.
Community Engagement
Engaging with local communities and supporting initiatives that benefit social well-being and economic development.
Consumer Education
Educating consumers about the importance of sustainability and encouraging responsible consumption practices.
Innovation and Research
Investing in research and innovation to develop new sustainable materials, technologies, or processes that further reduce environmental impact.
Continuous Improvement
Committing to ongoing improvement in sustainability practices based on feedback, data, and industry advancements.