Consumption is growing by double digits every year. And 60% of all garment’s sold are thrown away with in a year. This is a massive problem as the fashion industry is one of the most resource-intensive industries on our planet.

To highlight this and start a conversation on the topic, Strays created a new kind of receipt for Swedish menswear brand Asket’s new campaign. The receipt, named The Impact Receipt, reveals the full environmental impact for the brands’ garments. And unlike lofty promises of sustainability, the receipt gives you the hard facts of garment production. The data were calculated with the help of RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden) and took over two years to collect since it spans the entire production chain for each product.

The Impact Receipt campaign is not just about the PR and social media ads telling people how we can’t stop our war to sustainability. From spring 2021 The Impact Receipt will be a new standard for Asket, and each sold garment will be accompanied by a receipt showing the specific garments environmental footprint. The hope is to restore the value of clothes and, in the end, make people buy less new clothes.

Credits
Brand: Asket
Advertising Agency: Strays, Stockholm, Sweden
Photography: Fredrik Augustsson
Creative: Carl Michael Ulfstedt
Creative: Arvid Gradin
Creative: Christofer Weider
Creative: Frida Berlin
Creative: Josefin Inge

Participants simply had to run faster than 17km/hr (about 10.5miles/hr) to win themselves a new pair of ZPump 2.0 shoes.

Advertiser: Adidas AG
Brand name: Reebok
Product: Reebok ZPump 2.0
Country: Sweden
Category: Sportswear, Athletic Footwear & Accessories