MBOSS.US introduces its new Brand Marivel Suri

MBOSS.US realizes with its new Brand Marivel Suri the approach of sustainablility and efficiency: We manufactor with Contrado as our partner products in nearby facilities and ship them directly what helps reduce carbon emissions and streamline the supply chain. It's a good way to minimize environmental impact.

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LEAN ON-DEMAND MANUFACTURING

  • MBOSS.US practices in cooperation with Contrado a responsible and eco-friendly approach by using minimal water in the manufacturing process and ensures proper disposal of ink waste to prevent environmental contamination.

    We adopt waste-minimizing measures throughout the production process.

    This processes and ensurs proper disposal of ink waste to prevent environmental contamination and is aligned with environmentally responsible practices. Here are some key points about it:

    1. Water Conservation: Minimizing water usage in manufacturing helps reduce the strain on local water resources and conserves this precious natural resource.
    2. Environmental Protection: Proper disposal of ink waste is crucial to prevent contamination of soil and water sources. This protects ecosystems and avoids harm to the environment.
    3. Sustainability: Such practices contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly production process, which is important for reducing our ecological footprint.
    4. Regulatory Compliance: Many regions have strict regulations governing the disposal of industrial waste, including ink waste. Adhering to these regulations is not only environmentally responsible but also legally necessary.
    5. Corporate Responsibility: Embracing eco-friendly practices reflects a commitment to corporate social responsibility, which can enhance a company's reputation and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.

    Overall, this approach is in line with sustainable and responsible manufacturing practices, aiming to minimize the negative impact on the environment.

    🌊 We also encourage you as our customers to recycle materials among you while we use sustainable design principles in product development.

    🌊 We always increase customer awareness about sustainability and eco-friendliness.

    🌊 We also try to collaborate with like-minded partners wherever we can.

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PROBLEMS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY

  • Environmental Impact of the Fashion Industry

    The fashion industry is one of the largest polluters in the world. It contributes to:

    1. Carbon Emissions: Fashion production accounts for 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions.
    2. Water Usage: The industry dries up water sources and pollutes rivers and streams.
    3. Waste: 85% of all textiles go to the dump each year.
    4. Microplastics: Washing synthetic clothes releases thousands of plastic microfibers into the ocean.
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  • Social Issues of the Fashion Industry

    • Labor Conditions: Many garment workers face poor working conditions, low wages, and long hours.
    • Diversity and Inclusivity: The industry often lacks representation and inclusivity in terms of race, size, and gender.
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PROBLEMS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY

  • Economic Challenges of the Fashion Industry

    • Supply Chain Disruptions: Events like the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions disrupt supply chains.
    • Changing Consumer Behavior: Consumers are increasingly demanding sustainable and ethical products.
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  • Digital Transformation of the Fashion Industry

    • E-commerce Growth: The shift to online shopping requires brands to adapt quickly.
    • Cybersecurity: With more digital transactions, the risk of cyber attacks increases.
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OUR SOLUTION LEAN MANUFACTURING

We are practicing - 

Localiced or Vertical Production

MBOSS.US is practicing for its new Brand Marivel Suri an approach often referred to as "localized" or "vertical" production. Here's what it means:

  1. Low Shipping Costs: By producing all their products in a single facility, they can minimize the need for shipping goods between multiple locations. This reduces transportation costs.
  2. Low Carbon Emissions: As products are made in one place, there's less long-distance transportation involved, which in turn results in reduced carbon emissions. This aligns with sustainability goals.
  3. Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Model: The statement suggests that products are sent directly from the manufacturing facility to the end consumer. This can cut down on distribution steps and potentially lower costs.

In summary, this approach aims to improve efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and offer a more direct and cost-effective way of delivering products to customers. It's often associated with sustainability and eco-friendly practices.

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Made-to-Order Business Model, Product-on-demand or Just-in-Time Production

In this model, products are not produced or kept in stock in advance. Instead, items are manufactured or created only when a customer places an order.

MBOSS.US is practicing for its new Brand Marivel Suri this approach for helping to reduce excess inventory and waste because products are made specifically to meet customer demand - also known as customer-centered production, which aligns with the goal of sustainability and minimizing environmental impact. We prioritize sustainability and value not wasting resources, which can be a selling point for environmentally conscious consumers.

The product-on-demand concept means producing goods only when there's specific demand. This benefits the economy by reducing costs and resource wastage. MBOSS.US is with its new brand Marivel Suri sustainable as it minimizes waste, lowers energy use, promotes sustainable materials, and supports local production.

This approach has several benefits on sustainable level:

  1. Reduced Waste: By avoiding overproduction, the amount of unsold or wasted goods is minimized, which is more environmentally friendly.
  2. Lower Energy Consumption: On-demand production often uses less energy compared to mass production.
  3. Sustainable Materials: It encourages the use of sustainable materials and responsible sourcing, aligning with environmental goals.
  4. Localized Production: It can support local economies and reduce the carbon footprint associated with long-distance transportation.

Overall, with the product-on-demand concept we contribute to economic efficiency and sustainability by aligning production closely with actual demand, reducing waste, and promoting responsible resource use.

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Eco-Friendly Dyeing, Water Conversation, Sustainable Fabrics

Our lean production focuses on water conservation by using organic cotton, which is cultivated without harmful chemicals and requires less water compared to conventional cotton farming. This approach helps to reduce chemical usage and conserve water resources.

In terms of colors, we use non-toxic dyes that are safer for both the environment and the people involved in the production process. These dyes do not contain harmful substances that can pollute waterways or cause health issues.

For fabrics, we offer a range of sustainable options, including organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, and Tencel. These materials are chosen for their low environmental impact and are often produced using eco-friendly processes. For instance, Tencel is made from wood pulp using a closed-loop manufacturing process that minimizes waste and emissions.

Additionally, we mainly offer genuine leather products but we can also provide all leather products in vegan fabrics if wanted that are entirely cruelty-free, just contact our customer service. These vegan materials are suitable for a variety of uses and can be customized with designs that are hand-printed.

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We practice -

THE HOLISTIC APPROACH

Regarding sustainability, we take several measures to ensure that our products are eco-friendly. We assure that our manufacturers use very little water in their manufacturing process, dispose of ink waste properly to prevent environmental contamination, and offer a range of products made from 100% vegan, natural, biodegradable, and organic materials. Our partners also source locally where possible and use FSC certified materials. Additionally, they have initiatives to reduce fabric waste by offering fabric remnants free to crafters and DIYers.

As for the percentage of the product chain that is handmade, we assure that all our items are produced in a single facility #KnowWhoMadeIt with no third-party involvement or cheap labor. This means that the entire process from design to delivery is controlled by our manufacturer, ensuring quality and ethical practices. Our manufacturer cuts and sews to order, meaning each garment is handmade. They source almost all of their fabrics in Europe, many of which are certified. A wide range of other products such as a selection of stationery items are carefully handmade inside their facility.

Overall, our approach to partner with manufacturer that use sustainable cotton, non-toxic colors, and vegan fabrics reflects our dedication to creating fashion that is both stylish and responsible.

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