The pieces are only available at FMACM’s official online shop at DHL|FMACM and all international orders are being shipped exclusively by DHL Express. The ‘One Planet’ collection follows the concept of sustainable fashion and offers an eco-friendly supply chain from design and production to purchasing and shipping. The unisex collection is designed to reduce material waste in the production process and the simple yet vivid prints use elements of DHL’s biodegradable delivery boxes and tapes. All shipments will additionally include a fragrance tag in the shape of the all-electric plane Alice, of which DHL ordered 12 aircraft to electrify its global aviation network, DHL said in a media statement.

DHL and FMACM, a Chinese fashion brand, have launched the ‘One Planet’ clothing collection. The collection inspires to advocate the concept of sustainable fashion and includes eye-catching sweatshirts, hoodies, and T-shirts that feature DHL’s red and yellow logo. DHL is a German logistics company providing courier, package delivery and express mail service.

DHL Express will be the exclusive logistics partner for all international sales of the collection and will minimise carbon emissions by using green packaging and eco-friendly logistics solutions wherever possible during shipping and delivery.

“The collaboration with FMACM under the theme of sustainable fashion highlights our joint efforts to realise the vision of sustainable development in the fashion industry. Our fast and flexible global logistics services provide strong support for start-ups and emerging brands to sell overseas, especially in the fast-growing e-commerce sector,” Rick Zhang, senior vice president commercial at DHL Express China, said.

“FMACM strives to develop eco-friendly concepts from production through to sales. We are delighted to be the first fashion brand to collaborate with DHL out of China. Based on our common pursuit of sustainable fashion, we jointly initiated the ‘One Planet’ collaboration and work to create a sustainable supply chain,” FMACM founder, Wu Wei, said.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (GK)