ISKO’s Creative Room Italia explored how iconic denim garment designs could be redesigned to generate as little waste as possible. Creating small tweaks in the patterns and using leftover parts of the cloth, the team discovered new innovations in fit, shapes, and styles.

ISKO is proud to have been featured on BBC’s television program, “Inside the Factory”. We welcomed the team into our Creative Room London for the show, which featured our sustainable washing and finishing techniques.

Durability means clothing stays in good condition for long periods of time, which translates to long-lasting satisfaction and consumer confidence. Can recycled fibres really perform better than traditional denim? Material science and testing indicates that it can.

Most companies today are either practicing, planning for, or at least aware of the importance of sustainability as a business strategy. But is the right message getting passed on to consumers? Companies can make sustainability easy with the right communication.

Next to eliminating overconsumption, circularity is one of the most significant paths to making positive impact on the planet. So why are consumers so unfamiliar with the concept? The answer is simple: the logistics of circularity haven’t included the consumer yet.

“We don’t share a product — we share a vision.” Mirela Slowik, Category Leader at ISKO explains the link that unites ISKO, a company traditionally known for its denim, with Lando Studio, an ethically focused yoga and athleisure brand.

With the recent release of our 2022 Sustainability Impact Report, we’ve spoken with Ebru Özküçük, Head of Sustainability at ISKO Denim. We’ve asked her to reflect on the past year and share her thoughts about ISKO’s future goals.