Reformation’s Q3 2021 Sustainability Report
Reformation releases a quarterly sustainability report to increase accountability and transparency in their desire to create a fashion system that is circular and makes a positive impact. Their work centers on four main areas of sustainability: People, Planet, Product and Progress. From their suppliers and materials to garment care and upcycling, this brief outlines current efforts and progress.
Reformation uses a color-coded rating system for our supplier assessments and continuous improvement efforts. Currently, 44% of their Tier 1 facilities meet their standards.
They made some shoes with Cereal Leather, a USDA BioPreferred material and their 100% vegan leather alternative. Their Cereal Leather contains just 25% virgin plastic (the lowest amount in a market-ready material right now).
Reformation started working with NATIVA to source wool produced with regenerative practices and is 100% traceable back to the farm level.
They have their own Ref fiber standards that are as holistic as possible, taking into consideration water input, energy input, land use, eco-toxicity, greenhouse gas emissions, human toxicity, availability, and price.
Reformation started working with bluesign® to track and report chemical management and resource efficiency across their supply chain to reduce the impact on people and planet.
43% of their dyers and printers have a clean chemical certification for their materials.
7 of Reformation’s suppliers have attained a social responsibility certification (Fair Trade, SA8000, WRAP).
Launched a Carbon is Cancelled campaign leveraging a partnership with Arcadia offering $100 in Ref credit when customers switch to power their homes with 100% renewable energy.
2/3
of their sustainability impact happens at the raw materials stage—before the clothes have actually been made
52%
CO2 savings YTD
Investing in the future means aiming high and ensuring our efforts are focused in the places that matter today, and tomorrow.
Reformation uses a color-coded rating system for our supplier assessments and continuous improvement efforts. Currently, 44% of their Tier 1 facilities meet their standards.
They made some shoes with Cereal Leather, a USDA BioPreferred material and their 100% vegan leather alternative. Their Cereal Leather contains just 25% virgin plastic (the lowest amount in a market-ready material right now).
Reformation started working with NATIVA to source wool produced with regenerative practices and is 100% traceable back to the farm level.
They have their own Ref fiber standards that are as holistic as possible, taking into consideration water input, energy input, land use, eco-toxicity, greenhouse gas emissions, human toxicity, availability, and price.
Reformation started working with bluesign® to track and report chemical management and resource efficiency across their supply chain to reduce the impact on people and planet.
43% of their dyers and printers have a clean chemical certification for their materials.
7 of Reformation’s suppliers have attained a social responsibility certification (Fair Trade, SA8000, WRAP).
Launched a Carbon is Cancelled campaign leveraging a partnership with Arcadia offering $100 in Ref credit when customers switch to power their homes with 100% renewable energy.
60%
of their garments are now designed for low impact garment care
500 lbs
of trash removed via paid volunteer time off
In order to push sustainability forward, we challenge our efforts and don’t shy away from hard problems.
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