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JAG Aust Sustainability Actions

Published FY25 responsibility report

JAG says its parent company, APG & Co, publishes an annual Responsible Business Report. The brand also points readers to its latest FY25 report and supplier list on the corporate site. This shows it is sharing some information about its social and environmental work, rather than keeping everything private. The report is part of how the company says it tracks progress across its brands, including JAG.

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Expanded digital product design

JAG says 100% of its styles are now developed in CLO 3D Virtual Fashion Technology before a physical sample is cut. CLO 3D is software that lets designers test clothes on a computer first. The brand says this has cut print strike-off waste by 80% and reduced physical samples by 50%. It presents this as a way to lower waste before garments are made.

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Increased single-fibre design

In FY25, JAG says 68% of its units were made with at least 95% single fibre. Single-fibre clothing uses one main material, which can make recycling easier later on. The brand says this is part of its circularity work, meaning it is trying to make clothes that last longer and are easier to recycle properly.

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Used more recycled polyester

JAG says polyester made up only 0.95% of its FY25 units, and all of that polyester was 100% recycled. Recycled polyester is made from existing plastic instead of new fossil fuel-based material. The brand presents this as a way to limit the use of synthetic fibres in its range.

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Rolled out care labels

JAG says it has added GINETEX care symbols across all its labels. GINETEX is a system of laundry symbols that helps people wash and care for clothes correctly. The brand says this is part of its wear-and-care approach, which is meant to help garments last longer after purchase.

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