Racchi, Cusco
Long-term collaboration with Andean communities, supporting textile traditions, local income and access to opportunity.
Sustainability
From origin to product, greater visibility at every stage.
Our integrated model gives us closer visibility into materials, processes and production—creating a stronger foundation for transparency, traceability and more responsible decision-making.
Our approach
Better information enables better decisions.
Sustainability at WTS begins with understanding where materials come from, how products are made and the impact behind each stage of the process.
Through our integrated supply network, traceability initiatives and sustainability programs, we work to provide brands with greater visibility and support more informed decisions across the product journey.
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Naturally Sustainable: Peruvian Pima
Where exceptional fiber begins.
Peruvian Pima cotton is recognized for its softness, strength and long staple. Through Agro Pima, WTS connects product development more closely with the agricultural origin of this fiber.
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Transparency & Traceability
More visibility from origin to finished product.
Our integrated model helps connect information across different stages of the supply chain, creating greater visibility into materials, processes and production. Traceability tools and platforms help document and connect relevant information across the product lifecycle.
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TENCEL™ Modal & Lyocell
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Responsible Raw Materials
Understanding where materials begin.
Raw material sourcing plays an important role in the environmental and social impact of a product. Beyond cotton, we connect cellulosic, plant-based and recycled fibers with textile development, giving brands greater visibility into the origin of key materials and the processes behind them.
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Fuze Technology
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Low-Impact Processes
Improving how products are made.
We continuously evaluate low-impact processes and technologies across finishing, performance and color—helping reduce water, energy and chemical use through resource efficiency, process improvement and more responsible production practices.
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People are part of the supply chain too.
Responsible production goes beyond materials and processes. It also includes the people and communities involved in making the product.
Villa Vida, Lima
Sustained support for vulnerable groups through care, dignity and continuity.
Training & Employability
Programs that turn textile knowledge into skilled work and long-term opportunity.
Local Community Support — Chincha
Community support initiatives focused on food security and local well-being in Chincha.
A sustained commitment