SUPPLY CHAIN

Last Updated 30/10/24

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We are committed to creating durable clothing that lasts the test of time. We believe that this done by using the very best natural fibres and working with partner factories that share a common vision of sustainability, accountability and transparency.

Our Fibres

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We strive to prioritise the use of natural fibres.

Our Factory Partners

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We are proud to have long-lasting, transparent relationships with our ethical partner factories.

Our Metrics on Suppliers

Workers get paid a fair remuneration for their efforts.

No pay gap between genders.

Workers paid national minimum wage or above.

Air conditioning/heating.

Appropriate ventilation.

Natural lighting and good seating

Staff can work a maximum of 13 hours and have to have a minimum of an 8-hour break between shifts.

Regular breaks.

Automation of repetitive tasks where possible.

No single-use plastic packaging.

Focus on reducing waste.

% of energy mix using renewable energy.

Impact

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Carbon Emissions

We have measured our carbon footprint using a comprehensive carbon accounting platform. This highlighted where our emission hotspots are. 

The targeted analysis of our operations means that we have been able to prioritise how to start reducing the greatest impacts in the business.

Calculated by Greenly

Office electricity

Transportation of materials, products, and waste 

Employee emissions

= 3.6 tCO2e

We are offsetting our Tier 1 & 2 emissions through our Tree Trunks Scheme.

Indirect electricity emissions

Steam, heat and cooling related indirect emissions

= 0.5 tCO2e

We are offsetting our Tier 1 & 2 emissions through our Tree Trunks Scheme.

Purchased goods and services

Capital goods

Fuel and energy 

Transportation and Distribution

Operations Waste 

Business travel

Employee commuting

= 4518 tCO2e

We are reducing our Scope 3 emissions through low-emission transport methods, lower-impact fabrics and investing in renewable energy within our supply chain.

Product Deconstruction

Farming (Raw Material)

Farming (Raw Material)

Tier 4

Yarn Production

Yarn Production

Tier 3

Fabric Weaving

Fabric Weaving

Tier 2

Cut & Sew

Cut & Sew

Tier 2

Shipping

Shipping

Tier 1

Emissions Breakdown

  • Farming: 1.28kg CO₂e
  • Manufacturing: 3.12kg CO₂e
  • Shipping: 1.43kg CO₂e
  • Distribution: 0.24kg CO₂e

6.07kg CO₂e per Classic Trouser

Circularity

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