Global Goals as a new framework for JYSK’s sustainability work
- JYSK has decided to introduce UN’s Global Goals for sustainable development as the overall guideline for our work with sustainability.
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JYSK products in our own homes
- See how your colleagues decorate their own home with JYSK products.
Wider online assortment increases sales in stores
- By combining the selection in our physical stores with an even wider assortment online, JYSK is fulfilling customer needs and securing increased sales.
- JYSK Poland in the movie made with Ula Chincz, a blogger, also known as Ula Pedantula, shows what #hygge lifestyle is about - in the heart of Denmark, its capital city – Copenhagen. Ula Pedantula along with Allan Thullesen, Danish blogger, explores all the aspects of hygge, focusing on its practical dimension : how to create a sense of everyday cosiness and warmth, how important for #hygge lifestyle are the objects we surround us with?
The world's forests say thank you for FSC
- “Gracias, obrigado, thank you, tak.” The theme of this year's FSC Week is a global 'thank you' for choosing sustainable wood.
Colleagues from over 25 stores came together to help local hospitals
- JYSK created a 150.000 lei emergency fund with the purpose of equipping Romanian hospitals that are treating COVID-19 patients and that are in need of products such as pillows, duvets and bed linen. Managers of 18 hospitals and an ambulance service responded to the initiative.
“Sustainability Sam” is set to drive environmental change
- Making JYSK more sustainable is extremely important for our company. Therefore, JYSK has employed a Sustainability Manager to help us on the way.
- JYSK Romania was one of the winners of the Romanian CSR Awards 2020 Gala. The company received the second prize in the CSR Campaigns on Social Media category, for the “I Need You” campaign, developed together with Hope and Homes for Children Romania.
Clara Hjelt creates clothes from JYSK textiles
- Various JYSK textiles such as bedding and sheets made in the wrong size are transformed into handmade clothing by the Danish designer Clara Hjelt.