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Alohas Sustainability Actions

Uses some recycled materials

Good On You says Alohas uses some eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials. That suggests the brand has started to reduce the impact of some products by using inputs that already existed instead of only new raw materials. The same source also says the brand makes products locally in Spain, which can help cut transport emissions compared with moving goods across long distances. These are positive steps, but the rating also shows that many parts of the brand’s environmental picture are still unclear.

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Limits production runs

Good On You reports that Alohas uses limited production runs to help reduce textile waste. In simple terms, that means it makes smaller batches instead of producing huge amounts at once. This can lower the chance of unsold stock being thrown away or burned. The brand also sells some items on pre-order, which can help match production more closely to demand. These practices point to a more careful approach to making fashion, although the source does not show full data on how much waste is actually avoided.

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Local manufacturing in Spain

Good On You says Alohas manufactures locally to reduce its carbon footprint. A carbon footprint is the total greenhouse gas pollution linked to a product or business. Making goods closer to the brand’s main market can sometimes reduce transport emissions and make supply chains easier to manage. The same source says the final stage of production is in Spain, which is a medium-risk country for labour abuse according to Good On You’s method. That means the brand still needs stronger proof on worker protection.

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