Saitex, a global leader in sustainable denim manufacturing, has unveiled its 2023 Impact Report, showcasing strides in circular production, innovation, and social responsibility. Known as ‘The World’s Cleanest Denim Factory,’ Saitex is setting new benchmarks in responsible apparel production through partnerships with brands like Zara, Everlane, and Polo Ralph Lauren.
The report outlines progress in key areas, including the adoption of cutting-edge technologies and regenerative practices. Since 2021, Saitex’s Smart-Indigo technology has achieved a 90 per cent reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, a 70 per cent decrease in energy usage, and a 30 per cent reduction in water consumption. Additionally, 25 per cent of fabrics produced at its Vietnam-based mill are now Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold, underscoring its commitment to sustainable innovation.
CEO SanjeevBahl emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in Saitex’s journey toward circularity, highlighting the need to share both achievements and areas needing improvement to drive meaningful change.
Beyond environmental impact, Saitex’s Rekut program has successfully integrated 98 per cent of employees from marginalized backgrounds into its workforce, reflecting the company’s dedication to social equity.
Founded in 2001, Saitex operates facilities in Vietnam, Los Angeles, and a dedicated upcycling division, Stelapop. Its smart factories leverage AI, robotics, and IoT, enhancing speed-to-market, traceability, and data-driven decision-making.
Through continuous innovation and partnerships with global certifying bodies like Bluesign and GOTS, Saitex aims to redefine denim manufacturing, pushing the boundaries of what sustainable production can achieve.
