Focus on Accessories & Ancillaries Upcycled socks helped preserve 7.6
million litres by June 2023 We become more and more conscious when it comes to water consumption. We close the tap when we brush our teeth and take shorter showers. However, hardly anyone realises that it takes fascinating amounts of water to create the clothes on our backs. In fact, some believe it would take more than 520 years to drink all the water hidden in our closets. For example, it takes about 2,720 litres of water to make just one t shirt. This is enough water for one person to drink for 900 days. Here are some other interesting observations - it takes: • 7,250 litres of water to produce one pair of jeans; • 375 litres of water to produce one pair of socks; • 3,350 litres of water to produce one hoodie or sweatshirt; • 850 litres of water to produce one pair of pants or boxers. The average person has 5 pairs of jeans, 7 hoodies or sweatshirts, and 10 t shirts or shirts. Plus, our drawers are packed with 34 pairs of underwear and 22 pairs of socks. In light of this shocking data, Kingly empower customers to visualise their promotional products’ impact on the environment. With every order of upcycled socks, our clients can track how many litres of water and kW/h of energy have been preserved. They can also get an understanding of how the customized promotional products they are using are minimising carbon emissions and preventing large spaces from turning into landfi lls. Since the beginning of 2023, our clients have preserved 7 638
Upcycled socks
Kingly
908 litres of water and 28 512 kW/h of energy. Together we have minimised CO by 11 697 kg. And 1 290 m² haven’t been turned into landfi lls. As we see these fascinating results we want to encourage you to use eco-friendlier promotional products for your campaigns. One of the most exciting results we have had so far is preserving 24 million litres of water with a single order of our award-winning upcycled socks.
By trusting the brand, last year Kingly’s clients preserved astonishing 34 537 442 litres of water with 71 orders of upcycled socks. Also, 128 908 kw/h of energy have been saved. The carbon emissions have been minimized with 52 886 kg and 5833 m² have been prevented from turning into landfi ll. And this does not even include the orders combining upcycled and euro cotton or upcycled and GOTS organic cotton.
Kingly’s upcycled socks are supported by BCome’s Cradle to Grave sustainability platform. It empowers textile and apparel businesses to build responsible supply chains, guarantee transparency and bring it to the fi nal customer. Kingly’s upcycled socks have earned an “Advanced Score” when it comes to planet care and transparency, and a “High Score” when it comes to circularity.
Kingly use textile waste as a raw material resource, diverting it from landfi ll and incineration. We become less dependent on virgin materials and we save water, energy, CO2 emissions and toxic materials. We provide our clients with the ability to position themselves as sustainable companies by advertising their services and products with eco-friendly promotional socks. Take advantage of our Express Custom Sock Manufacturing Service from only 8 working days plus shipping. Now available from 50 pairs and 75 pairs of socks.
service@wearekingly.com
AQ905
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Asquith & Fox | 68 | August 2023
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