Check Print Scarf

GTIN : 3666598439768

Reference : 02836 usf003.aw0063 3666598439768

Category : Cardigan

Collection : H24

Composition :
70% Wool - 30% Silk

Country of Production

Italy

Country of Dyeing/Printing

Italy

Country of Weaving/Knitting

Italy

Carbon Footprint

Environmental score

ABCDE

Recyclability Index

012345

Traceability Index

012345

Product
Travel Distance

25700 km

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ACV

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This product has an impact on climate change, it is increased by 141% compared to the average "cardigan" on the market on this indicator.

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Comparaison faite avec un produit classique de l’industrie du textile pour le même usage

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Total Consumption

2.37kg

eq CO2

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Equivalent

15km

by car

Freshwater
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This product has an impact on freshwater eutrophication, it is increased by 129% compared to the average "cardigan" on the market on this indicator.

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Comparaison faite avec un produit classique de l’industrie du textile pour le même usage

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Total Consumption

0.25g

eq P

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Equivalent

2kg

of wheat

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This product has an impact on fossil ressources, it is increased by 13% compared to the average "cardigan" on the market on this indicator.

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Comparaison faite avec un produit classique de l’industrie du textile pour le même usage

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Total Consumption

14.78g

eq MJ

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Equivalent

17j

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Introduction

Life cycle analysis focuses on the environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire life cycle, which includes the production of raw materials and the energy required for their production, the manufacturing and packaging of the product, transportation, distribution, use, and end-of-life.

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Climate Change

This indicator is calculated in kg CO2 eq. It estimates what the product-related activity generates in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for climate change. 70% of these gases are CO2. The increase in the atmospheric concentration of these gases leads to an increase in the Earth's temperature.

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Freshwater
eutrophisation

Eutrophication is a form of pollution that occurs when an aquatic environment (freshwater) receives too much nutrient matter like phosphorus here. This leads to algae proliferation and thus the suffocation of the environment. This ecological imbalance causes various adverse effects such as the impoverishment of biodiversity, the treatment of drinking water...

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Fossil Resources

This flow indicator is expressed in Megajoules (MJ). It represents the amount of non-renewable energy (coal, gas, oil, uranium, etc.) used during the provisioning, transportation, utilization, or end-of-life stages of various elements in their lifecycle.