Comeup and Sustainable Fashion

Sustainability with Comeup In the fashion world, one of the most consumption-intensive sectors, brands continue to be active with their sustainability initiatives. Comeup, which is redefining performance fashion, aims for 100 percent sustainability through durable, high-quality products with long usable life, zero-waste certification, and controlled water and energy consumption. With user-friendly and contemporary designs that adapt to the city's dynamism, Comeup offers solutions to the multifaceted needs of an active world in the sports fashion sector. The domestic brand, which has launched a transformation journey in fashion, is focusing on 100 percent sustainability through durable, high-quality products with long usable life and zero-waste certification.  

Sustainability Hand in Hand with Sports Fashion

Comeup General Manager Alper Türk, stating that Comeup is an environmentally friendly brand that brings together sports fashion and sustainability, emphasized that consumed resources have a limit and that brands supporting and producing in line with sustainable fashion understanding need to increase. Providing information about Comeup's environmentally conscious structure, which set out with the goal of making a difference, Alper Türk continued his remarks as follows: "On the issue of sustainability, which appears in every area of our lives, every brand has undisputed important responsibilities. As Comeup, when developing our products, we strive to minimize the damage to the ecosystem. In this context, we integrate sustainability into our entire production philosophy through our motto of durable, high-quality products with long usable life and zero-waste certification. In the future, we aim to be 100 percent sustainable." he said.

"We Want to Reduce Water and Energy Consumption"

Emphasizing that they are also taking measures for the global climate crisis, Alper Türk stated that they have developed projects to control water and energy consumption. Noting that they plan to minimize the harmful effects on the environment, Alper Türk said: "We are taking steps on this matter with work that will enable us to reach the sustainability targets we have set for ourselves. We particularly want to reduce water and energy consumption."