78% of Solo midocean's footprint sits in the products themselves; the materials, the manufacturing, and the transport. That is why we measure at product level: this is where choices meet real impact, by us when we develop a range, and by you when you offer your options to your client.

Impact data is an important part of upcoming legislation.

• From September 2026, European law no longer allow vague environmental claims or offset-based "climate neutral" labels on a product; every claim needs evidence to back it up (read our article about greenwashing here).

• The Digital Product Passport will require carbon data for textiles from 2027 onwards (read our article about the DPP here)​.

Building robust data takes years, which is why we started measuring before anyone asked us. Knowing the CO₂ footprint of each product lets you compare choices, select the option with lower emissions, and make decisions backed by real numbers today.

​On every product page you will find the CO₂ impact of that product as indicated in the picture.​