Sustainable Fashion Leaders Eisenburger Hortig Chooses Coral
Vienna-based Eisenburger Hortig is fusing European fashion heritage with artistic expression to create sustainable, made-to-order clothing and accessories. Each of their pieces, across both classic designs and hand-painted items, is developed through an equal creative collaboration encompassing everything from inspiration to production, marketing and beyond.
We love Coral’s innovative approach helping us to offset and understand the way CO2 emissions get calculated on a very customized basis.
Introducing traceability and full transparency to carbon credits helps both nature and designers alike – setting new standards in sustainability for the fashion industry as a whole. This is a game changer for us.
— Julia Eisenburger from Eisenburger Hortig
We welcome Eisenburger Hortig’s leadership in sustainable fashion.
They have a clear commitment to quality and transparency across their supply chain, and this aligns exactly with the purpose and mission we have established with Coral.
— Juergen Hoebarth, Head of Marketing and Research at Coral
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