The materiality analysis helps identify the most significant and relevant topics for the OTB Group through the analysis of the impacts that the organisation generates, contributes to, or could be directly linked to, along the entire value chain
The materiality analysis helps identify the most significant and relevant topics for the OTB Group through the analysis of the impacts that the organisation generates, contributes to, or could be directly linked to, along the entire value chain.
In 2023, OTB updated its materiality analysis, in line with the latest GRI Universal Standards in order to identify the most significant topics for the Group, and the related impact analysis. This process has seen the involvement of the top management, relevant corporate functions, and specific external stakeholders. More than 90 significant impacts have been mapped and then grouped as strategic topics included in the Sustainability Strategy “Be Responsible. Be Brave“:
The award, presented by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, honours circular economy models aimed at redefining the future of the fashion system through structural changes
OTB has unveiled its new corporate website, OTB.net. A platform with completely revamped graphics and content designed to optimise the presentation of the Group's values, vision and growth strategy
OTB, the international fashion and luxury group which owns the Diesel, Jil Sander, Maison Margiela, Marni, Viktor&Rolf brands, the Staff International and Brave Kid companies, and holds a stake in the Amiri brand, presents its third Sustainability Report
