La Sportiva has launched #LaSportivaCares, an online contest that is meant to promote awareness of sustainability among the brand’s customers while also informing them of the company’s strategy and actions in the area of sustainability. In order to enter in the contest, participants must connect online and answer at least three of five multiple choice questions correctly, all of which are related to La Sportiva’s “green” policies (recycled garments, circular economy and recycling of raw materials waste, resoling, clean and renewable energy, fundraising). The contest will run until midnight, Nov. 30. The ten winners in the final draw, which is scheduled to take place on Dec. 15, will win La Sportiva eco garments.
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