Raw Material Guidelines have been prepared taking into consideration the latest regulatory updates and standards related to the main categories of raw materials commonly used by the brand in the production of its products. Raw materials are categorized as follows:
Biobased materials, including raw materials of animal or non-animal origin, innovative materials obtained from by-products of the agrifood industry or the fermentation of fungi and bacteria, and artificial fibers (or Man-made) derived from cellulose.
Synthetic materials, virgin or recycled, obtained from the refining of petroleum. These include Polyester, Nylon, Acrylic, Polyurethane, and PVC, which are currently the most widely used materials globally to produce fashion garments or accessories.
Other materials. This section includes accessory materials used in the brand's products and packaging. These are materials of various natures and origins. In the February 2024 version of the document, these include paper, crystals, non-precious metals, beads, horn, coral, and mother of pearl.
The chapters in this section are organized to address one or more analogous raw materials and will be structured as follows:
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