The history of SOLO Group began 30 years ago with the creation of SOL'S, its clothing brand designed for the promotional market. From day one, its creator Alain Milgrom and his teams have had a clear goal: to change habits by breaking the codes of a market exclusively focused on low prices and mass consumption. To achieve this, quality and ethical commitment to partners, suppliers and customers have become key issues. 30 years later, SOLO Group’s teams still have the same objective: to offer quality garments tailored to user needs, which are both eco and people friendly. Our approach is committed, progressive and focused on continuous improvement. 

Today, all projects carried out by SOLO Group and its brands are part of the wear&care programme, launched on January 1st, 2021. 


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Α few words about Wear & Care programme

What is it? 

Wear&Care is far more than a programme, it is a global commitment. It is both a way of bringing together all our projects and a tool to measure our ethical, environmental and social progress in relation to our goals. Finally, it is a reference we take into account in each of our strategic decisions. Its content is not fixed, quite the contrary, we are keen to add new actions to keep our commitments whenever possible. 

Why we do this ? 

We have always taken many actions aimed at reducing our environmental impact and improving our social footprint. We now need to interconnect them, so that each action is more consistent with the others, and to link them to clear and well-defined goals. Ecological and social issues are fully interdependent and interwoven: one cannot exist without the other and responses to one also have an impact on the other. We must therefore consider them as a whole and therefore we launched the wear&care programme, which allows us to provide a global response to our actions. It is not just another document or speech. It aims at bringing all our projects under one roof in order to be able to measure the progress towards our objectives. To do this, we rely on three pillars that allow us to organize our actions according to different criteria. 

How we do this ? 

The wear&care programme relies on three pillars specific to SOLO Group and its activity to organize its actions and measure their impact: PRODUCT, PEOPLE and PLANET. The purpose is to categorize each of our actions in order to provide a clear and relevant picture of what we are doing to improve our social footprint and reduce our environmental impact. 

                                                         

PRODUCT 

Product is our [ raison d'être ]. Our business is to produce garments that allow everyone to express their uniqueness. Our obligation is to produce quality garments that are designed, manufactured and marketed with respect.It is therefore logical that we put the product at the heart of the wear&care programme and that we work on several areas of continuous improvement: quality, the materials used and the management of our offer. 

PEOPLE 

Behind all SOLO Group brandsproducts, there are people who have imagined, designed, manufactured, transported and sold them, and those who wear them. Therefore, products could not exist without these people. This is why many of our projects are aimed at improving living conditions inside and outside the workplace. SOLO Group is committed to guaranteeing security and respect for people and for their working conditions behind every garment of its brands. To keep this strong commitment, we organize our actions along two lines. The first one focuses on working conditions of workers who participate in the manufacture of products, whereas the second one focuses on the contributions we make to associations or organizations that aim to improve the living conditions of concerned people.  

PLANET 

As our future is inextricably linked to that of the planet, we are fighting at all levels to preserve it. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and that of our products as much as possible, and to seeking to move our business towards sustainable consumption and practices. To achieve this goal, we are working on several fronts: the materials used in the manufacture of our garments and the reduction of our energy consumption, particularly during production and logistics activities. 

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