BETTER COMMITMENT
We are committed to creating meaning and value ___
Since 2012, Gémo has been committed to its CSR approach. We call this progressive approach MIEUX (BETTER). It requires us to be more responsible and more transparent, and Gémo and the ÉRAM Group have taken this on board. There is still a lot to be done and we are working very hard to improve and innovate. We are determined to play our part in meeting the challenges of sustainable development and build the trust of all those in France and overseas who choose us now or in the future.
It is therefore essential to move towards a more ecological business model from the design phase through to end of life. Every employee, whatever their position in the organisation, is a driver for change and progress.
CSR PROJECT
What we love doing
What we love doing Testing new approaches, developing tangible, useful projects and collaborating as a team: learn more about our “Mieux” laboratory, a catalyst for new initiatives and a force for innovation and shared ideas.
For better, more responsible fashion that’s accessible to all.
City Trucks In France
City Trucks Music festivals are a big part of summer. And we're getting into the swing! The City Trucks festival—where the world of contemporary music meets road transport—is held every year at the end of summer a few kilometres from our head office in Maine-et-Loire....
Fire safety: with the Bangladesh fire service
Fire safety: with the Bangladesh fire service Fire safety at our suppliers’ production facilities is an important concern. In Bangladesh, we have trained the fire service to make sure it is properly managed.Instead of treating our partners like simple suppliers, our...
Gémo’s new concept store
Gémo's new concept store Gémo is launching a new international omnichannel concept store: the fun, modern and connected Family Store. Gémo, the French clothing, footwear and accessories brand for the whole family, has created a whole new store concept—the fun, modern...
PROGRAMME
4 founding pillars
We do not want to spread our efforts too thinly. Four priority areas guide what we do and who we work with.