Peak District Case Study

Peak District National Park
"Working with Presca was brilliant from start to finish with fantastic design and customer service throughout the whole process.  The design concept nicely incorporated the characteristics of the Peak District National Park and we are proud to retail a stylish, quality garment that’s made in a responsible and ethical way with sustainability in mind."
Sharon Mosley, Visitor Services Product Development Officer, Peak District National Park

With caring for the environment at the core of what we do at Presca, and a love of cycling being our motivation, it was really thrilling to be able to create unique Sustainable Cycling Jerseys for somewhere as iconic as the Peak District National Park

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Peak District National Park Jerseys

The environmental Impact 

By choosing Presca and our sustainable cycling products, Peak District National Park made an environmental choice without sacrificing on quality. As part of our process, we provide custom sportswear clients with a Life Cycle Sustainability Report that analyses your specific impact, helping you see the difference you’ve made by choosing Presca over any alternatives.
654.3 kw/h
of energy conserved
177.1 kg CO2e
of emissions avoided		 932.5 litres
of water saved		 20.4 kgs
of waste diverted

This is the equivalent to:
65,433.3 hours
 of LED bulb energy conserved
681 km days 
of driving emissions avoided

490.8 days 
of drinking water saved

 2,143.3 PET bottles recycled

The process

Peak District National Park wanted a clothing range inspired by their stunning surroundings, made in a way that also respects nature. Working closely with our in-house design team, they created a stylish design that reflects the greenery, heather, moors, and mountains of the famous Peak District, with garments that can be worn proudly by anyone who loves the outdoors and environment. 

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