CO2-balanced premium collection

All shirts and blouses from the premium collection 1863 by ETERNA are produced CO2-balanced, as ETERNA supports sustainable environmental and climate protection projects of the myclimate foundation.

During the production of an average ETERNA shirt, 8.7 kilograms of CO2 are emitted. This value is comparatively low because ETERNA saves energy and fuel in various areas. However, it is not possible to completely eliminate CO2 emissions during production.

Therefore, ETERNA supports climate protection projects to offset CO2 emissions elsewhere in the world. Through the myclimate foundation, ETERNA sponsors two climate protection projects in Kenya and Madagascar.

By supporting these two project countries, ETERNA has been able to produce its premium shirts and blouses, as well as custom-made shirts, with a CO2 balance since July 1, 2017. We contribute financially to climate protection projects that measurably save up to 1,900 tons of CO2 annually.

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The premium 1863 by ETERNA collection and all custom-made shirts have had a net zero-carbon footprint since July 2017.

From cradle to grave, the average ETERNA shirt emits around 8.7 kg CO2. This figure is relatively low because ETERNA already saves electricity and fuel in various ways. Naturally, it is impossible to avoid CO2 emissions completely in production. So carbon neutrality can only be achieved by offsetting.

Offsetting means that ETERNA channels money into climate protection projects which cut down an equivalent amount of carbon emissions in other areas of the world. With the help of myclimate, a climate care fund, ETERNA supports two climate protection projects – one in Kenya and one in Madagascar.

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