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Celery The Label Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled cotton waste

A 2019 Fashion Journal feature says Celery The Label made recycled cotton bags from pre-consumer cotton waste. That means scraps, selvedge, and mis-cuts from cotton production were diverted from landfill and turned into a new canvas fabric. The article also says the brand pays attention to sustainability across research, production, and packaging. This suggests the label has tried to reduce waste in its material choices, although the source is a media feature rather than an independent audit.

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Chooses lower-impact materials

The same Fashion Journal article says Celery The Label uses vegetable-tanned leather and Australian wool across bags such as backpacks, duffels, totes, and side pouches. Vegetable tanning is a leather-making method that uses plant-based tannins instead of some harsher chemicals. The article presents these materials as chosen with environmental impact in mind. It does not give full supply chain data, but it does show the brand has tried to think about material sourcing.

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