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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT


At Wayra, we are committed to sustainable development. We produce industrial and handmade textiles, with natural fibers, that generate sustainable development under the rules of fair trade and provide adequate compensation to firms and artisans throughout Peru.


OUR SUSTAINABILITY PRACTICES ARE FOCUSED ON THREE MAIN ASPECTS:

1

PEOPLE

2

ANIMALS

3

ENVIRONMENT

Fair trade & well-being of our artisans

Animal's footprint and welfare

Respect for environmental laws and wildlife


OUR ARTISANS Wayra is comitted to improve the artisan´s quality of life and to keep creating

sustainable

development around country. Alpaca is

the the

primary

for

livelihood

thousands of families the Andean highlands.

from

Wayra maintains long-term relationships with peruvian artisans, providing them the necessary resources to share their traditional art through fair trade practices.


ALPACAS The

shearing

follows

a

ensures

the

of

strict

the

Alpaca

protocol

animal

is

that

treated

with care and hygiene. The

process

avoids

short

hurting

Alpacas which

is

are

the calm

makes

it

and

animal. animals

possible

to

shear them with care. Not hurt

shearing its

perfect

the

back

alpaca

and

can

creates

environment

a for

parasites. That why shearing is healthy for the animal. Alpacas footprint

leaves to

our

basically world.

no The

fiber makes products that are strong,

highly

durable

barely need to be washed.

and


ENVIRONMENT WAYRA strictly complies with environmental laws, we

are

concerned

environment wildlife.

and

Alpaca

made

for

we

respect

fiber

is

using

techniques

the still

ancient

respectful

to

the

environment and the planet. The

process

alpaca

fibre

chemicals

of

washing

requires

less

energy

than

and

other animal fibers. Natural

color

undyed,

of

Alpaca

therefore

environmental associated

to

are the

issues the

process are minimized.

dyeing


WAYRA CERTIFICATIONS we work with different certifications that allows us to continue our commitment to sustainability.


We are part of the AIA, the International Alpaca Association in Peru that seeks to position alpaca fiber in the world textile market, achieving its recognition as one of the world’s finest fibers with ancient history and beneficial properties. The association aims to promote a stable demand, sustainable growth, and benefits for all the links in the value chain (such as breeders, industrialists, garment-makers, traders and designers). The ALPACA MARK guarantees the content and quality of the alpaca fiber used in the different products that bear the ALPACA MARK.

INTERNATIONAL ALPACA ASSOCIATION


SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit) is the most widely used social audit in the world. SMETA is Sedex's social auditing methodology, enabling businesses to assess their sites and suppliers to understand working conditions in their supply chain.

Sedex SAQ consists of 4 fundamental pillars - Labor Standards, Health and Safety, Environment and Business Ethics. The four pillars take into account legal requirements, international standards and best practices.

SEDEX SMETA


OUR SUPPLIER CERTIFICATIONS


RESPONSIBLE ANIMAL FIBER CERTIFICATION

The Responsible Animal Fiber (RAF) is an international, voluntary standard that ensures alpaca, sheep and mohair's wool is responsibly sourced from farmers with high animal welfare standards. RAF (Responsible Animal Fiber) is a group of 3 Textile Different exchange labels (RWS, RMS, RAS) committed to animal welfare in the textile sector. Materials are tracked (through chain of custody certification) from the farm to the final product using transaction certificates. They guarantee at the level of breeding; The respect of the principles of animal welfare and land management. at the level of textile production: The composition of RAFcertified fibers in the garment and traceability throughout the supply chain.


TRACEABILITY involves more than simply knowing where the fiber originated. How does this procedure benefit the alpaca breeders? Dealing is direct, without the participation of any intermediary. This enables a relationship of trust to be forged between the alpaca producer and Pacomarca through the provision of technical support which improves production and generates an enhanced income for the farmer.

TRACEABLE ALPACA


OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

OEKO-TEX STEP

the OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 label certifies that the product does not contain any substances harmful to human health.

The OEKO-TEX STEP Certification is for accrediting sustainable textile production. It guarantees the establishment of processes which respect the natural environment and optimum working conditions.


2021 Performance

Workshops

12

Clients

35

Exported

80,920 Units


2021 Performance

39.77%

31%

ARTESANAL ACCESSORIES 7.2%

SEMI INDUSTRIAL

CATEGORIE S

APPAREL 28.9%

HOME 63.8%

29.19%

INDUSTRIAL

APP USE BASED ON GENDER


Social Media Find more of our social practices in our social platforms below:

VIMEO

INSTAGRAM

LINKEDIN

PINTEREST

https://vimeo.com/u

@wayrandestextiles

Andes Textiles Peru

@wayrandestextiles

ser149734871

S.A.C


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