Ponsse Plc has started a sustainable brand product partnership with Globe Hope. The partnership started with business apparel made from recycled yarn.
Ponsse Plc started cooperating with Globe Hope in 2021 to make its brand products more sustainable. The first step in the partnership was taken with business apparel made 100% from recycled materials and branded with Ponsse’s well-known logo.
Globe Hope’s business apparel are made from innovative recycled yarn, which consists of the textile industry’s cotton waste and recycled plastic bottles. A single hoodie made from recycled materials saves 3,812 litres of water and 2.2 kg of carbon dioxide emissions.
Both partners have been satisfied with their cooperation, and the development of the sustainable Ponsse Collection will continue.
“Our partnerhsip with Globe Hope has been productive, and we have learned a lot about sustainable textile production. Our cooperation will also continue in the future, as Ponsse’s goal is to develop constantly to become an even more sustainable company in everything we do. Ponsse’s employees and customers have given this partnership a warm welcome, and many were already familiar with Globe Hope as a brand,” says Laura Kouvalainen, marketing specialist responsible for Ponsse’s branded products.
“We are proud of this new partnership. Companies’ actions and choices play a significant part in combating climate change. It’s great to see how significant sustainability is in Ponsse’s operations. Correctly selected brand products are also essential in how companies communicate their sustainability. We hope that our partnership leads the way for other companies as well,” says Seija Lukkala, founder of Globe Hope.
Globe Hope’s PONSSE hoodies and sweatpants are now available for sale in Ponsse’s online shop and at service centres. Check Globe Hope’s PONSSE products and other Ponsse Collection products in the online shop.
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