JasLyn Embroidery & Print

Reducing carbon with Phillip Mclaughlin from JasLyn Embroidery & Print on the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Phillip Mclaughlin from JasLyn Embroidery & Print - Zero Carbon Tour interview

JasLyn has been working towards creating sustainable clothing, embroidery and print services. It would have previously all been 'off the peg' with little regard for the impact that this might be having on the planet. The cost impacts of sustainable manufacture have previously been the limiting factor in being able to offer sustainable services.

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Think about the cost impact it will have on your business and be prepared to change the way you think towards sustainability.

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