The HOLY FASHION GROUP aims to reduce the environmental impacts associated with its business activities. This includes measures such as the use of renewable energy and efforts to reduce environmental impacts at our headquarters and our production facility in Portugal. ​

With regard to chemical management, HFG prohibits the use of hazardous substances in its products. The company’s own Product Restricted Substances List (PRSL) goes beyond the legal requirements of the REACH Regulation 1907/2006 and is aligned with the stricter standards of OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and the latest version of GOTS. Compliance is verified through laboratory testing conducted by accredited testing institutes.​

These requirements are intended to reduce the use of substances of concern in our products and support responsible chemical management across the supply chain.​

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Since 2023, the HOLY FASHION GROUP has been operating a photovoltaic system at its headquarters in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, with over 1,200 panels on the roofs. Surplus electricity is fed into the public network.​

Before the photovoltaic project in Kreuzlingen, a solar system was already installed at the company's own production site in Portugal in 2020. ​

GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

​Since first measuring its carbon footprint in 2019, HFG has continuously strengthened its climate reporting capabilities. As of 2025, Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions are calculated automatically for each product, enabling systematic and scalable carbon tracking across the entire value chain. ​