Quotes from Brands of the November 25 CanopyStyle and Pack4Good Announcement

AKYN

"At AKYN, our design philosophy is deeply rooted in nature, and every detail in our collection has been carefully considered to both elevate the design and minimise the impact on the planet. Joining CanopyStyle and Pack4Good reflects our deep commitment to transparency and traceability – not just in our products, but across all areas of our business. Protecting Ancient and Endangered Forests is a natural extension of our values and our belief that we can create and care for the Earth, and we’re proud to stand with Canopy to create a fashion future that is elevated in both ethics and design.” — Amy Powney, creative director & founder, AKYN

Chempolis

“At Chempolis, we know that innovation must serve both industry and the planet, and joining Canopy’s network together with a great group of pioneering companies is a natural continuum to our beliefs. Through collaboration with Canopy, we aim to accelerate the industrial scale-up of our biorefining technologies, through which we can replace fossil alternatives and reduce CO2 emissions globally, minimize local environmental impacts and provide social benefits locally. This is a proud moment for our team – and a meaningful step towards a purer future.” — CEO of Chempolis, Heli Antila. 

DÔEN

“At DÔEN, our approach to business has always been to view our supply chain as a value chain, and to commit to creating more environmental and social value across every tier and function of that model. Joining Pack4Good reflects our ongoing commitment to sustainability and responsible sourcing. We believe the fashion industry has a duty to lead with intention, and that includes ensuring our textiles and packaging do not come at the expense of the world’s Ancient and Endangered Forests. We are proud to be part of a movement that is shaping a more regenerative future.” — Christina Castle, Senior Manager, Impact & Product Sustainability

Mint Velvet

“We’re genuinely delighted to join Canopy and support their incredible work to protect the world’s Ancient and Endangered Forests. Our partnership through the CanopyStyle and Pack4Good initiatives will help us make better material choices — ones that completely align with our ESG goals and our commitment to protecting nature for future generations.” — Gemma Nestor, ESG & Sourcing Lead, Mint Velvet 

OUTnABOUT

“From choosing more eco-friendly fabrics to advocating nature-friendly low-carbon practices, we aim to join hands with kids and adults alike to protect the endless vitality of nature through sustainable lifestyles.”

Red Leaf

“We believe Red Leaf’s pulp offers one of the simplest and most effective solutions to the tension within global pulp supply chains for the tissue, packaging, and specialty paper markets. Our fiber qualities outperform eucalyptus and enable converters in these segments to directly reduce their reliance on northern hemisphere softwood sources. We look forward to further engagement with forward-thinking, cost- and risk-conscious customers leading these markets, building on our existing relationship with Dart Container Corporation in molded  fiber products.” — Darby Kreitz, Co-Founder & CEO, Red Leaf Pulp Ltd. 

Spell

“At Spell, we’ve learned that real change happens when every part of the supply chain moves with us toward what we value. Joining Pack4Good is a natural extension of our commitment to ensure that the materials we use protect, rather than harm, the world’s vital forests. The more responsibly the fashion supply chain operates, the more our industry can truly be a force for good — and we’re proud to stand with Canopy in accelerating that future.”

Zylotex

“At Zylotex, we believe the future of textiles must be rooted in regeneration, not extraction. Partnering with Canopy through the CanopyStyle initiative reflects our commitment to replacing unsustainable fibres with Canadian-grown, circular solutions that protect forests, climate, and communities. Together, we are proving that innovation and responsibility can weave a stronger, more resilient global textile supply chain.” — Lelia Lawson