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Minimising our impact

Because it’s our responsibility to minimise the impact on the planet. We’re dedicated to making the positive, proactive and measurable changes that ensure not only our business, but the communities we interact with all over the world, can thrive in the future.

Our progress

100%

renewable energy in our direct operations by 2019; achieved

1 & 2

Scope emissions to be reported by 2020; achieved

3

Scope emissions to be reported by 2021; achieved

Our next steps

  • Committed to Science Based Targets (SBTs)
  • Aim to be Climate Positive by 2040
  • 100% transparency of Tier 2 by FY23
Our textiles footprint
Our textiles footprint

Our footprint

The textiles footprint—particularly during the early stages of a garment’s lifecycle—is the primary source of emissions and waste.

We’re committed to reducing this impact through clearly defined actions, aligned to industry-wide targets and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Tackling our Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions


In recent years, we've identified energy consumption and emissions as a key area we must address. We've made good progress in identifying ways of reducing and offsetting our Scope 1 and 2 emissions and are now stepping up our efforts to do the same for our Scope 3 emissions. These are indirect emissions that occur in our value chain (for example, transporting products to our warehouse) and we're targeting the following areas;

Waste

Water Usage

Business travel

Inbound and outbound logistics

Textiles

Our sourcing and supply chain

We’re dedicated to minimising the environmental impact at the earliest stages of our products’ lifecycles. We're collecting environmental data from our tier 1 & 2 suppliers via the Higg FEM and by 2022, sustainability targets will be written into all our supply chain contracts.

Our raw materials
Working with our sourcing and supply chain partners to protect the planet
Working with our sourcing and supply chain partners to protect the planet