In a ceremony during the German Sustainability Day, Jack Wolfskin received a special award for the use of recycled paper in the framework of its sustainability program. The brand impressed the jury with the consistent use of eco-friendly paper in all operations, and notably for using it to print one of its most important marketing tools ? the catalog. Jack Wolfskin's consumer catalog appears twice a year with a circulation of 1.6 million copies.
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