The actors in this field are called Panda / raccoon and Hessnatur . Panda and Raccoon both belong to the triazene group and can be as a result almost only externally product range, prices and company philosophy are a few differences the same. Hess Natur was founded in 1976 by Hess couple, however, belongs to the past few years Neckermann Group.
How it works:
Just like any other mail order companies and either can you look at the catalogs delivered to your home or you go to the web site from working through the offer and ordered optionally phone or directly on the network.
Where is the environmental benefits:
offer all three providers either exclusively or at least most of sustainable products: clothing made from organic materials, cosmetics from natural ingredients, environmentally friendly kitchen tools, etc. panda and raccoon have been a few years carbon neutral - means that the discharged of them neutralize CO ² on the financing of climate protection projects again.
Other assets:
Great choice in a variety of areas, in principle, a fairer business philosophy as "normal" mail-order and high-probably- quality products.
Where's the catch:
related Unfortunately, when raccoon / panda and hessnatur very few Fair Trade-certified products. Hess Natur is, however, a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, which generally has a pretty good reputation. Even with Panda / raccoon is known as an ethical stance, raccoon got in 2005 an "Ethics in Business Award" from the Samaritan Institute (which is me, but honestly not known), but I could not find any statement to 'solid' certifications.
My expertise:
The focus is particularly at Hess nature, but also for raccoon / panda on clothing, and of course there are the different tastes. Me personally, the clothes of Hess Natur unfortunately mostly too upscale, so I (got Hessnatur as 2008 the "Positive Award" of the Public Eye on Davos what is in my view a really great distinction) in spite of their presumably better working conditions, the program of raccoon / panda like something better. Not everything is there really my thing (in part but then to eco), but the wide range I've found especially basics.
Above all, I guess there is no polyester clothes are available-namely, before whom I now a holy horror, but only pure natural fibers. I also like to raccoon / panda there that I can order, for example, natural cosmetics and organic cleaning products. When raccoon, there's even garden items and jewelry, and I'll probably shop there rather less.
Despite the lack of reported fair trade certification, I assume that every two or three companies stand ethically better than the alternatives (Otto, Neckermann & Co.), so I definitely like to buy at Raccoon.
The higher prices I pay like it when they result from better materials and conditions of work and hopefully higher quality quality . Arise I say "hopefully" as a long term test I did with the goods ordered not to perform. If turn out the ordered items with disappointment, I will correct this entry of course!
How it works:
Just like any other mail order companies and either can you look at the catalogs delivered to your home or you go to the web site from working through the offer and ordered optionally phone or directly on the network.
Where is the environmental benefits:
offer all three providers either exclusively or at least most of sustainable products: clothing made from organic materials, cosmetics from natural ingredients, environmentally friendly kitchen tools, etc. panda and raccoon have been a few years carbon neutral - means that the discharged of them neutralize CO ² on the financing of climate protection projects again.
Other assets:
Great choice in a variety of areas, in principle, a fairer business philosophy as "normal" mail-order and high-probably- quality products.
Where's the catch:
related Unfortunately, when raccoon / panda and hessnatur very few Fair Trade-certified products. Hess Natur is, however, a member of the Fair Wear Foundation, which generally has a pretty good reputation. Even with Panda / raccoon is known as an ethical stance, raccoon got in 2005 an "Ethics in Business Award" from the Samaritan Institute (which is me, but honestly not known), but I could not find any statement to 'solid' certifications.
My expertise:
The focus is particularly at Hess nature, but also for raccoon / panda on clothing, and of course there are the different tastes. Me personally, the clothes of Hess Natur unfortunately mostly too upscale, so I (got Hessnatur as 2008 the "Positive Award" of the Public Eye on Davos what is in my view a really great distinction) in spite of their presumably better working conditions, the program of raccoon / panda like something better. Not everything is there really my thing (in part but then to eco), but the wide range I've found especially basics.
Above all, I guess there is no polyester clothes are available-namely, before whom I now a holy horror, but only pure natural fibers. I also like to raccoon / panda there that I can order, for example, natural cosmetics and organic cleaning products. When raccoon, there's even garden items and jewelry, and I'll probably shop there rather less.
Despite the lack of reported fair trade certification, I assume that every two or three companies stand ethically better than the alternatives (Otto, Neckermann & Co.), so I definitely like to buy at Raccoon.
The higher prices I pay like it when they result from better materials and conditions of work and hopefully higher quality quality . Arise I say "hopefully" as a long term test I did with the goods ordered not to perform. If turn out the ordered items with disappointment, I will correct this entry of course!
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