In March, we arranged a roundtable in Delhi about health and safety of industrial workers in India with many inspiring industry thought leaders. The long-term target is make India a safe and hygienic manufacturing hub for the world.
We are taking part in a project piloting technology developed by VTT by collecting old cotton clothes from consumers, dissolving them and processing the resulting fibre raw material into new garments.
Industries with high production peaks are in need of seasonal workers – as Croatia´s leading frozen food producer Ledo. Ledo found a solution for demanding food industry clothing with seasonal fluctuation with Lindström
Lindström´s design mat really can be art, as in the Harju youth center in Helsinki
An efficient workwear supply chain provides benefits for our customers Unlike the fashion industry, procurement of workwear is not driven by...
Caring for people in the heart of our newly launched brand In September we launch a more joyful and people-centric...
A focus on energy Lindström had a particular focus on energy efficiency in 2015. As energy acquisitions form one of the...
Atria pilots remote identification warehouse A joint pilot project in smart textile management was launched in June by Lindström and...
Sardina employees are cutting fish in Lindström workwear Lindström’s service center in Zagreb dispatches a lorryload of serviced workwear every...
Solutions for recirculating textiles are needed Lindström generated 1.2 million kilos in textile waste in 2015. The recovery rate of textile...
Antistatic clothing from Electrotek IndiaElectrotek is a leading manufacturer of antistatic clothing in India. The company’s unit in Bengaluru manufactures garments...
Clean and hygienic are not the same thing Clean is often also considered hygienic but this is a misconception. Cleaning...