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FOR WORKWEAR, CORPORATE FASHION AND TEXTILES

What people wear at work should be explainable.

Workwear stands for protection, identity and quality. For your customers, it is also increasingly becoming a question of: what emissions are associated with the textiles we purchase?

CO₂ software and personal guidance

IN SHORT

Three questions. Three clear answers.

To make it immediately clear what is at stake for your print shop – and how you can turn order data into traceable CO₂ data.

01 · What is at stake for your industry?

Every job is different. Paper, format, print run and finishing all play a part in determining the CO₂e information that a printed product carries.

02 · Why is CO₂e data becoming relevant in your industry?

Customers want values for the exact order or variant they are procuring – not for an abstract average.

03 · What specifically does natureOffice enable?

ecozoom combines order, material and production data into documented CO₂e information that can be carried forward for recurring orders.

WHY

A jacket is never just a jacket.

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Between the yarn and the finished garment lie many decisions: material mix, weight, weaving, dyeing, tailoring, finishing, packaging, and shipping routes. On top of that are sizes, colours, logos, and entire collections.

There is no need to hide this complexity. It must be captured in such a way that it becomes explainable.

THE OCCASION

When purchasing asks, a fabric name is no longer enough.

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01

"What CO₂e data can you provide for this collection?"

02

"How can we include textiles in our Scope 3 assessment?"

03

"What changes when we adjust the material, processing, or transport?"

HOW

HOW

We do not start with the perfect dataset.

We start with the products and questions that are relevant today.

01

Set product

We clarify which products are the focus today – for example, a core collection, a tender, or a key account range.

02

Bringing data together

Materials, weights, processing, finishing, packaging and delivery routes are recorded in a structured manner.

03

Calculate CO₂e

Data, system boundaries and assumptions are documented. This ensures that what the key figure indicates remains traceable.

04

Give answers

The information becomes usable for customer enquiries, tenders, Scope 3 discussions, and future product decisions.

Not every gap is a problem.

These are unclear gaps. This is why it becomes visible where primary data is available, where plausible assumptions are used, and how data quality can continue to develop.

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FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS

Your customers buy clothes. And take responsibility for what is associated with it.

Purchased workwear can be relevant in your customers' Scope 3 assessment. A CO₂e metric does not reduce these emissions by itself. But it makes visible what was previously only estimated.

"Good information does not make everything easier. But it makes the next decision better."

01

Add textiles to your own database

02

Make more informed procurement decisions

03

Better evaluate changes over time

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WHAT

With ecozoom, textile data becomes actionable.

ecozoom supports you in consolidating product data in a structured way, calculating Product Carbon Footprints, and documenting the underlying methodology. This generates CO₂e information for individual products, collections, or customer-relevant assortments – tailored to your specific use case.

01

Customer enquiries

Answer concrete questions with an explainable database.

02

Tenders

Provide product data in a traceable and consistent manner.

03

Product Development

Prioritise material and process decisions in a more targeted manner.

04

Supply chain

Talk to suppliers about exactly the data that will help.

CLEAR INSTEAD OF DECORATED

We do not turn your CO₂e data into a seal of approval.

We show what lies behind a key figure: reference value, observation period, system boundary, data used, and methodology. Because only a number with context can be used meaningfully – by you and by your customers.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A good start can be concrete.

Do all supplier details already need to be available?

No. We start with what is there, make assumptions visible, and build up the database step by step.

Can customers use the data for Scope 3?

The key figure can be a helpful basis. It is crucial that the reference value, system boundary, period and database fit the respective application.

Is a PCF a seal of approval?

No. A Product Carbon Footprint is CO₂e information with documented context – not a general statement about the environmental impact of a product.

THE NEXT STEP

Your collection doesn't have to be able to claim everything. But it should be able to explain what is in it.

Let's start with the products about which your customers have the most important questions today.