Taking your first steps in sustainability can be complex, but BCome makes it very easy for you! Let yourself be surprised by the simplicity of working with a sustainability platform.

Sustainability will be one of the main opportunities for the fashion industry this year but, isn’t there a tool that makes it easier? Discover the platform that fashion leaders already use.

The first set of Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive standards is already here! The EU has defined the information that companies should report about all sustainability matters.

BCome’s Environmental Engineer, Mathilde Fiorletta shares with us the main information that every fashion company should reveal to guarantee transparency in its communications.

Are you ready to take action in sustainability? We’ve gathered in this post which are the main tools any fashion brand needs to develop an effective sustainability strategy.

Do you know the consequences of poorly built fashion industry supply chains? Read this article to discover how to improve your value chain management and start driving change.

There is always a better alternative to conventional materials, the sustainability of fabrics is raising awareness in the fashion industry. Discover 4 solutions for a more responsible future.

What does it mean to be a leader in circular fashion? Circularity expert Peggy Blum has spoken with Filippa K to study the keys to the brand’s success.

How sustainable are your fashion brand articles? Discover how your products can be transformed into data that can lead your business to make more informed decisions.

The quality of a garment is mainly defined by its fabric. Delve into the key points to choose the most sustainable fabric for your designs to ensure an excellent performance.

Recycling technologies can transition low-value waste into new high-value textiles. Discover how innovation can enable textile resources to cycle repeatedly through the supply chain.

Everyone talks about the circular economy as the great solution to address the problem of textile waste, but is there a place for circularity on a large scale in the fashion industry?