The life of our products

The life of our products

From the design of the products to their end of life, including their manufacture and transport... DECATHLON sports products are a whole story!

The life of our products
#1 A different way of designing Innovation, technical features, eco-design: given we design our sports products, we can bring you products that even more different.
The life of our products
#2 Produce with confidence We have human and environmental responsibilities towards our suppliers, from extracting raw materials to manufacturing our products.
The life of our products
#3 Transport responsibly From the factory to your door: the points where our products pass through and our commitments at each stage.
The life of our products
#4 Long-lasting use We don't just sell sustainably accessible products to the many. We build with you, the sports user, a long-lasting relationship.
The life of our products
#5 Valorize products at the end of their life What to do with a punctured ball? A broken racket? How can we make sure that the materials that make it up are recycled?
The life of our products
#6 Evaluate our products The environmental assessment is the result of a process that involves many steps: we explain the main stages of the process here.

To find out more about production at DECATHLON

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Is it possible to produce on a large scale while being "green"?

Like the rest of the economy, the textile sector must accelerate its ecological transition. But is this compatible with mass production?

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Chemical hazards in manufacturing

Chemical products, from plastic to clothing, including packaging, are at the centre of manufacturing.So how can we reduce the hazards?

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Why does it take so much water to make a cloth?

The production of a single T-shirt requires 2,700 litres of water, the equivalent of 70 showers. How do we actually achieve such volumes?

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Support our suppliers with the decarbonisation of production

Because the use of renewable energy sources is essential to drastically reducing the CO2 impact.