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Stoov Sustainability Actions

Uses body-focused infrared heat

Stoov says its products use far infrared technology to warm the person directly instead of heating the air in a room. The brand presents this as a way to use less energy and feel warm faster. This matters because heating a whole room can waste energy when only one person needs warmth. The products are cordless and use a rechargeable battery, which makes them portable and easier to use in different settings.

Designs products for repair

Stoov says all parts of its products can be replaced. That means a broken battery, fabric part, or other component does not always have to end the product’s life. This is a simple form of circular design, which means making things so they last longer and create less waste. The brand links this to longer product use over many years.

Uses certified fabrics

Stoov says it has chosen fabrics made from either GRS-certified recycled materials or GOTS-certified organic cotton. GRS stands for Global Recycled Standard, a rule set for recycled content and responsible processing. GOTS means Global Organic Textile Standard, a standard for organic fibres and some environmental and social rules. These labels suggest the brand is trying to use lower-impact materials in at least part of its range.

Built in-house in the Netherlands

Stoov says its products are designed and engineered by its own team in the Netherlands. Keeping design work in-house can give a company more control over product choices, materials, and safety features. The brand also says its Smartwarm Safety System includes auto shut-off and dual overheat protection, and that this system is certified by TĂśV Rheinland, a testing body that checks product safety.

Has B Corp certification

Stoov says it is a certified B Corp. B Corp is a certification for companies that meet set standards on social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. The brand does not give a score in the scraped content, but the certification itself is a sign that an outside body has reviewed part of its business practices.

Promotes lower-energy heating

Stoov’s product pages and customer comments both point to lower energy use as a key benefit. The brand says its products warm the body directly and use a fraction of the energy needed to heat a whole room. Some customer reviews also mention that the products are a good way to stay warm while using minimal energy. This is the clearest sustainability theme in the material.

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About Stoov

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Netherlands