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More than half of the production is carried out entirely in Italy, guaranteeing high standards and quality.
SCARPA produces 100% of its mountaineering range in the Asolo factory adjacent to the company headquarters and warehouse, thus minimizing the impact of logistics movements.
SCARPA has initiated a scheme to give each employee the basic knowledge and tools to actively contribute to the company's sustainability strategy.
SCARPA has set up a group of 16 Sustainability Ambassadors, spread over every department, who can be consulted by staff seeking information and advice on sustainability.
Almost full integration of the production chain allows precise and direct control over the social and environmental practices used in production.
This skimountaineering boot is realized with RE-MADE POLYMER, a material coming from production waste, carefully collected and catalogued since 1995.
The goal is to reduce the environmental impact and at the same time keeping performance and quality unaffected.
The selling of this limited-edition of 2022 pairs, is going to support POW Project (Protect Our Winters), an organization that’s committed to protect the environment and the places where we all live, from climate changes.
Mojito Bio represents a fundamental step in terms of sustainable production. It is certified 100% biodegradable, from Intertek.
After 45 days under controlled conditions, the percentage of biodegradability of the materials of the sole, tread and upper is already between 6% and 8% when the average for normal shoes is 0%.
In the development of the shoe, production steps were simplified.
The performance and durability of the fit remain unchanged.
The materials used to make this shoe are eco-sustainable and have a reduced environmental impact: the upper is made of 70% recycled and 30% organic Canvas cotton. The laces are made of 100% recycled PE, derived from packaging materials, bottles and food containers. The PRESA® sole consists of a compressed medium-density EVA midsole and the outsole is made of 40% recycled rubber and 30% natural rubber.
The ongoing GREEN LAB effort is dedicated to experimentation on the most innovative sustainable solutions and design.
We work together with selected partners with whom we share attention and the will to improve our environmental impact, without sacrificing any performance.
With GreenLine, Ems-Grivory has developed a series of renewable raw materials with excellent properties that are on a par with traditional oil-based polyamides, yet with a far lower environmental impact. Grimland is part of Ems-Grivory's full line of bio-based polyamides.