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Cubic Promote, a leader in promotional products and uniforms and based in Sydney, is spotlighting their circular wardrobe offerings to the Australasian leisure industry.

In a world grappling with the environmental impact of fast fashion, Australian businesses are seeking sustainable solutions for their workwear needs.

Cubic Promote is stepping up to the challenge with its innovative Clean, Mend, and Return program. This initiative is not just about providing uniforms; it's about reimagining the entire lifecycle of workwear to minimise waste and maximise resource utilisation.

The process begins with high-quality uniforms, some crafted from recycled plastic bottles, ensuring both durability and eco-friendliness. After employees have worn their uniforms, Cubic Promote collects them for professional cleaning and expert repairs, extending their lifespan significantly. This not only reduces the demand for new uniforms but also minimises the environmental impact associated with manufacturing.

But what happens when a uniform reaches the end of its wearable life? Cubic Promote has partnered with a Melbourne-based business to transform these textiles into valuable home insulation. This groundbreaking initiative diverts materials from landfills and contributes to a more sustainable built environment.

Cubic Promote's commitment to sustainability doesn't stop there. As a certified carbon-neutral company, they offset their emissions through various initiatives, aligning with the growing demand for businesses to take meaningful action on climate change.

By choosing Cubic Promote's Clean, Mend, and Return program, businesses are not only investing in high-quality, sustainable uniforms but also making a conscious choice to reduce their environmental footprint. It's a win-win solution that benefits companies, employees, and the planet.

Cubic Promote supply over 4000 customers each year - with customers of all sizes and include:

• University of Sydney
• University of NotreDame
• Samsung
• Google
• PayPal
• Costco
• Facebook
• W Hotel
• Canterbury Bankstown Council

For more information contact Partnerships & Key Accounts Manager, Anil Gupta, at E: anil@cubicpromote.com.au
www.cubicpromote.com.au
www.cubicuniforms.com.au

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