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We understand the key challenges the Fashion + Sporting Goods industry is facing,
and we are ready to help!
Quantis is a global sustainability consultancy pioneering approaches to solve critical environmental challenges.
We work with brands and retailers in the fashion and sporting goods space to unlock new opportunities and unleash the best version their business by helping them set ambitious goals, deploy effective strategies, measure and monitor progress, and foster collaboration through pre-competitive initiatives.
Quantis’ deep expertise in the Fashion + Sporting Goods sector and its value chain provide us an unparalleled understanding of the drivers of transformational change and the obstacles that often stand in the way.

Don't miss our session:
+ How traceability can set the stage for truly circular systems
21 June, 3:30-4:15pm
Speakers:
- Matthew Hawthorne, Quantis
- Fernando Bellese, WWF
Come and meet us!
We're thrilled to be participating in this year's edition of key Industry events and look forward to seeing you there!
Here's where to find us:
Sustainable Apparel & Textiles Conference USA
New York, NY | June 21-22, 2023
Meet our team:
Come and meet us!
We're thrilled to be participating in this year's edition of key Industry events and look forward to seeing you there!
Here's where to find us:
Sustainable Apparel & Textiles Conference USA
New York, NY | June 21-22, 2023
Meet our team:

Matthew Hawthorne
Sustainability Expert - Footprinting matthew.hawthorne@quantis-intl.com

Matthew Hawthorne
Sustainability Expert - Footprinting matthew.hawthorne@quantis-intl.com

Michelle Mendlewicz
Senior Sustainability Strategist
michelle.mendlewicz@quantis-intl.com

Michelle Mendlewicz
Senior Sustainability Strategist
michelle.mendlewicz@quantis-intl.com

Devon Rufo
Senior Sustainability Consultant - Footprinting
devon.rufo@quantis-intl.com

Devon Rufo
Senior Sustainability Consultant - Footprinting
devon.rufo@quantis-intl.com

Molly Yestadt
Senior Sustainability Specialist
molly.yestadt@quantis-intl.com

Molly Yestadt
Senior Sustainability Specialist
molly.yestadt@quantis-intl.com
Don't miss our session:
+ How traceability can set the stage for truly circular systems
June 21st, 3:30-4:15pm
Speakers:
Matthew Hawthorne, QuantisFernando Bellese, WWF
In 2023, the Industry is navigating 5 key topics
Philipp Meister, Global F+SG Lead, presents them in the following video:
#1 Legislation
We expect a big push toward sustainability driven by new regulations coming out, both in European and the US so it’s critical to stay on top of policy developments and the issues driving them, like the EU Green Deal’s textile and labeling provisions.
The European Commission has reiterated its commitment to the Product Environmental Footprint approach to settle on a single set of standards for assessing the environmental footprint to better inform consumers.
We recommend that brands keep measuring what matters and continue integrating footprinting data into all processes and decision-making.
#2 Beyond carbon: nature
Also in 2023, the trend will continue toward a more holistic approach to environmental sustainability.
It is so important that the fashion industry will move beyond looking at decarbonisation climate strategy alone and toward a multi-criteria impact assessment and program. This will be essential to ensure an inclusive view on the Planetary Boundaries, including all the different indicators. We expect this to become a norm in our sector as more and more companies measure and address their sector impact on biodiversity and water, as well as their contribution to plastics pollution.
#3 Supplier engagement
We also expect that Supplier Engagement will become more critical for brands. . We see more and more companies engaging positively with suppliers who set targets in line with the brand's SBT/SBTN targets.
#4 Circularity
Every sector requires fundamental shifts in modes of consumption and production. Fashion & Sporting Goods is already piloting new business models and bringing circularity to their operations: how to scale and advance from the pilot phase and to fully embed into the SBT and other long-term commitment would be a critical reflection for the entire sector.
#5 Consumer communication
At Quantis we firmly believe that fashion is among the strongest forms of self-expression. Brands have the opportunity to communicate credibly and transparently about their sustainability efforts to earn consumer loyalty and make it easier for consumers to embrace sustainable habits.
"Circularity is about making products and services sustainable by design. This means rethinking business models to integrate environment into design"
A CLiFF, what's in between Fashion and Circularity
Discover our unique framework for Circularity in Fashion
For circular strategies to work, they have to be integrated in the way the business operates and must contribute to a company’s targets. Therefore, circular initiatives must be measured and monitored across not only environmental KPIs, but also business related ones. Circularity should not be tracked as a standalone practice, not to paints an incomplete picture. Brands need to understand the endpoint impacts of their circularity strategies (especially at a systems level).
Quantis proprietary framework is built around three underlying principles.
For each principle Quantis have pre-defined a set of metrics that will be tailored, based on the identified needs of the Brand in order to select the most relevant and impactful to be included. Piller principles are:
- Maximize Environmental Value – Resource retention
- Minimize Environmental Drivers – Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss
- Optimize (re)circulation.
CLiFF goes beyond the environmental lens, as a multi-metric approach is needed to measure and manage circularity.
Quantis framework is intended to serve as a decision making tool for ecodesign, product and value proposition + portfolio and business modelling.
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