Setting the
minimum standard for

supply chain disclosure 

in the Garment and
Footwear industry

Lack of transparency  costs lives and hides poor and exploitative working conditions for workers.

When supply chains are transparent:

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Workers

have a powerful tool to assert their rights and hold brands accountable.

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Brand & Retailers

can better identify and address labor rights risks and abuses in their supply chains.

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Consumers

have meaningful information about where their clothes were made.

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By aligning with the Pledge, brands & retailers take an important first step towards more meaningful corporate accountability and better working conditions

Align with the pledge

The latest brands to align

Fabienne Chapot, Netherlands
2023-04-26
Ermenegildo Zegna Group, Italy
2023-03-16
Fenix Outdoor International AG, Sweden
2023-03-15
Karl Lagerfeld International BV, Netherlands
2023-03-01
Gucci, Italy
2023-03-01
Tapestry (Coach New York, Kate Spade New York, Stuart Weitzman), USA
2023-02-02
Brooks Running, USA
2023-02-01
Etam Group (Etam, Undiz), France
2023-01-30
Mozzie Cozzie, UK
2023-01-04
Hylo Athletics, UK
2023-01-03
Desigual, Spain
2023-01-03
Dedicated Sweden AB, Sweden
2023-01-02