SWEDEN: KappAhl sets its sights on eco-friendly garments
By Leonie Barrie | 13 September 2012
Swedish fashion retailer Kappahl Holding AB is ramping up the sustainability of its clothes, offering shoppers more options to buy clothes made from organic cotton, Lyocell and recycled fibres.
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