Workwear based on sustainable initiatives and social standards

We have focus on sustainable products – and for us it is not only to use sustainable fabrics but also to produce quality products with a long lifetime, so the customers must have as few supplies of garments in the contract with the enduser. 

In a good co-operation between the supplier and the customer many factors are involved. Besides of course conditions such as good service, delivery on time, real supplemen-ting possibilities, relevant product price etc., the following topics should be an important part of the co-operation and decisive for our customers’ subsequent selection of the right garments.

With Nybo Workwear A/S we work with experienced sub-suppliers of raw material for industrial washable products, and all specifications of fabrics and accessories are determined and controlled according to international standards including ISO 15797 guidelines for test of products for industrial laundering. The co-operation includes supervision of dyeing methods, and a continuous follow-up takes place regarding the fulfilment of the agreed demands and arrangements.

Nybo Workwear A/S works according to the CSR-principles – Corporate Social Responsibility and Code of Conduct guidelines concerning environmental conditions in the production and consideration of public demands and standards regarding e.g. substances hazardous to health, working conditions etc. We use OEKO-TEX 100 certified fabrics and trims. Furthermore certain fabrics has the "bluesign" standard. 

Beyond the above Nybo Workwear A/S co-operate with sub-suppliers on other areas as e.g. social conditions in the place of production, and significant contributions are given to attain better conditions for both human beings and the environment. Regular visits in the places of production guarantee observance of the agreed conditions.

In this way we take the responsibility towards both environment and people at our own production units and at the sub-suppliers and aim at complying with our customers’ realistic demands and expectations.