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Cargo Bib Shorts by Angry Pablo

Angry Pablo

Cargo Bib Shorts

Limited Drop 25

Measured per garment on a cradle-to-gate boundary, from the fibre through to the finished piece leaving assembly.

Climate
7.7

kg CO₂e

Water scarcity
622.3

L world-eq

Traced
72

% data complete

Composition

What it is made of

Impact varies enormously between materials, so each one is modelled on its own supply chain rather than averaged into a single figure for the garment.

  • Nylon71.8%
  • Elastane21.8%
  • Polyester6.4%

Garment mass 200 g

Supply chain

Where it was made

Each stage is recorded at the country it actually happened in, per material, because a blend rarely travels as one thing. Where a stage is missing it is left missing rather than estimated.

5 of 5 stages name a country

5 stages5 countries3 materials28,820 km
2222
  1. 01

    Fibre Production

    • SpainDeclared

      • Nylon
    • VietnamDeclared

      • Elastane
    • SwitzerlandDeclared

      • Polyester
  2. 02

    Yarn Production

    • SpainDeclared

      • Nylon
    • VietnamDeclared

      • Elastane
    • SwitzerlandDeclared

      • Polyester
  3. 03

    Fabric Production

    • Italy, LombardiaValidated

      • Nylon
      • Elastane
      • Polyester
  4. 04

    Bleaching & Dyeing

    • Italy, LombardiaValidated

      • Nylon
      • Elastane
      • Polyester
  5. 05

    Assembly

    • China, DongguanValidated

      • Nylon
      • Elastane
      • Polyester

Care

Care & End-of-Life

Care

  • Wash cold after wearNo softener, air dry
  • Air dry onlyLay flat or hang to dry

Recyclability

  • Recyclable through synthetic fibre recycling streamsRemove pads/elastics if accessible

Microfibres

Rejette des microfibres plastiques dans l'environnement lors du lavage.

Releases plastic microfibres into the environment when washed.

Method

How this was calculated

  • ISO 14040
  • ISO 14044
  • PEFCR apparel
  • AWARE water
  • Cradle-to-gate

Figures are modelled per garment on a cradle-to-gate boundary, covering fibre through to assembly. Climate impact is aligned with ISO 14040 and 14044 and the PEFCR for apparel and footwear. Water uses the AWARE method, which weights consumption by local scarcity, so a litre in a dry basin counts for more than a litre where water is plentiful.

Comparisons against an industry equivalent are directional. They tell you where a garment sits, not that two products were measured identically.

Read the full methodology

The record

View the full passport

The Digital Product Passport is the permanent record for this garment, at a stable address, and the destination behind the QR code on the product itself.

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Behind the data

How ENVRT builds this

Every figure on this page comes from a product-level assessment run on the brand's own supply chain data: materials, weights, suppliers and processing locations, modelled per garment rather than averaged across a range.

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