There are no search results that provide information on an Apple clothing line product. However, there are some relevant results that provide information on Apple's supplier responsibility, brand equity, and Apple leather. According to Apple's supplier responsibility standards
, Apple requires its suppliers to provide safe working conditions, treat workers with dignity and respect, act fairly and ethically, and use environmentally responsible practices wherever they make products or perform services for Apple. Apple also maintains detailed standards that explicitly define their expectations for labor and human rights. Brand equity has a direct impact on sales volume and profit margin per customer because consumers gravitate toward products with positive brand equity
. For example, when Apple releases a new product, customers line up around the block to buy it even though it is usually priced higher than similar products. One of the primary reasons why Apple's products sell in such large numbers is that the company has a strong brand equity. Apple leather is a durable but soft fabric that is perfect for hardwearing small accessories
. It is made using 50% apple waste mixed with 50% polyurethane, coated onto a cotton/polyester canvas. One of the most important aspects of using the apple waste is that it is a completely renewable material. However, Apple leather is currently not biodegradable because there are two key non-biodegradable ingredients that are important for the materials
