Kora's Business Model is Designed to Support Communities in Tibet
Kalin Ned — May 22, 2019 — Social Good
References: kora.net
Kora is a brand that makes durable and functional yak wool base layers available to consumers. Recognized as "the first company to develop this astonishing fiber into high-performance technical fabrics for outdoor adventurers," the collection draws inspiration from Himalayan nomads.
Kora has an extensive range of products that can ensure the comfort of consumers during a variety of activities. The company makes yak wool base layers available for both men and women, as well as a number of accessories, including the Shola 230 Esker Hat, the Upside Down Sock and the Shola 230 Tarn Gaiter.
In addition, Kora is recognized for something else besides its high-performing offerings. The company is dedicated to supporting local communities in Tibet, providing them with opportunities, profits that will benefit the farmers, and ensure a sustainable work environment.
Kora has an extensive range of products that can ensure the comfort of consumers during a variety of activities. The company makes yak wool base layers available for both men and women, as well as a number of accessories, including the Shola 230 Esker Hat, the Upside Down Sock and the Shola 230 Tarn Gaiter.
In addition, Kora is recognized for something else besides its high-performing offerings. The company is dedicated to supporting local communities in Tibet, providing them with opportunities, profits that will benefit the farmers, and ensure a sustainable work environment.
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Yak Wool Performance Apparel — Opportunity for disruption in the outdoor apparel industry with natural, sustainable, and high-performing materials.
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Community-focused Business Models — Opportunity for disruption in various industries by integrating social and environmental responsibility into business strategies.
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Innovative Natural Fiber Development — Opportunity for disruption in the textile industry by exploring new, sustainable, and functional natural fibers.
Industry Implications
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Outdoor Apparel — Yak wool base layers and related products cater to the growing demand for sustainable and high-performing outdoor apparel.
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Social Impact Enterprises — Kora's business model can serve as a reference for enterprises seeking to integrate social responsibility into their operations.
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Textile Manufacturing — The development and utilization of yak wool as a natural fiber can disrupt the traditional textile manufacturing industry.
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