51%
Example materials figure. Add your verified percentage and reporting period.
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Use this space to explain how your brand approaches design, materials and production. Introduce the choices that matter to your business, the evidence behind your progress and the improvements you are working towards. Keep the information specific to your own products and practices.
51%
Example materials figure. Add your verified percentage and reporting period.
20%
Example certification figure. Describe what your evidence covers.
3
Example milestone. Add your own achievements, dates and supporting details.
80%
Example transport figure. Explain how your shipments are measured.
100%
Example collection figure. Specify the products and materials included.
Describe your approach to keeping products in use.
Introduce your community or donation partnerships.
Explain how you use materials left over from production.
Share the standards you expect from manufacturing partners.
Introduce the people and partners who help make your products.
Explain how you select suppliers, the standards you ask them to meet and how you review working conditions. Add details of relevant audits and certifications only where you have supporting evidence.
Share how customers can learn more about your supply chain and the improvements you are pursuing.
Explain how products travel from your suppliers to your customers.
Describe the transport methods you use and any changes you are making. If you share progress figures, include the time period, scope and comparison so customers can understand them.
Explore ways to keep well-made pieces in use for longer.
Share the everyday changes you are making in your workspace.
These might include reusable supplies, energy choices or waste collection. Explain which steps are already in place and which remain part of your plans.
Describe the printing methods used for your collections and why you choose them.
Where you have measured reductions in waste, water or chemical use, include clear supporting details.
Explain your policy on animal-derived materials and how you communicate it to suppliers.
Describe which materials your collections use or exclude, how this is checked and where customers can read your full policy.
Replace this sample with accurate information about your own products.
Sustainability is a journey, not a destination. We are continually exploring new ways to reduce our impact, improve material transparency, and support circular fashion.
Our focus going forward is on: