impactmethodology
What does 7 kg CO₂ for a T-shirt actually mean?
What a category-level production estimate represents, which assumptions sit behind it, and why it is not a certified assessment of a specific T-shirt.
Journal
Brand spotlights, impact explainers, and practical guides for building a more informed wardrobe.
comparisonsneakers
Two white sneakers: what the available data can and can't tell us
An illustrative comparison shows what category-level estimates and separate brand ratings can reveal — and what they cannot establish about a specific shoe.
regulationEU
The EU Digital Product Passport is coming — here's what it means for your wardrobe
The EU has created a framework for Digital Product Passports, while textile-specific scope, data fields, and compliance dates are still being developed.
explainerdurability
Cost per wear: the number that actually changes how you shop
A €120 jacket worn 300 times costs €0.40 per wear. A €30 jacket worn 15 times costs €2. The maths is simple — the implications aren't.
brand spotlightdenim
Brand spotlight: Nudie Jeans — what "transparent" actually looks like
A dated editorial review of Nudie Jeans' published transparency and repair information, with clear limits on what category-level estimates can say about a product.
