Fast-fashion retailer Mango is accelerating its commitment towards creating more sustainable fashion. The vertical retailer plans to increase the proportion of sustainable fibers in its collections and use 100 percent sustainably sourced cotton by 2025.

In 2019, it joined the Fashion Pact, a global coalition representing 300 companies and brands with the goal of promoting environmental sustainability in the textile and fashion sectors. A few weeks ago, Mango became a member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, which encourages responsible textile practices in the supply chain while measures their environmental impact.

The brand makes all its denim pieces from sustainable cotton and some have been washed using Jeanologia’s technology, which helps Mango save 45 liters of water per pair. These practices minimize the environmental impact of denim fabric, since the use of chemical substances, water and energy is reduced in its production.