Compliance & Corporate Sustainability
Together with our partner Brook Taverner we are committed to running a responsible, environmentally respectful and sustainable business. We recognize that our supply chain, processes and products can have an impact on the environment and we are taking measures to understand, monitor and subsequently reduce our impact. Their annual report outlines our previous achievements, current goals and our aims for the future.
Brook Taverner Compliance & Sustainability Annual Report
Key Commitments:
- Supporting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Manufacturing suppliers have to adhere to our Code of Conduct and Ethical Sourcing Policy
- Transparency of tier 1 manufacturing sites
- Zero Waste to Landfill Certification for UK head office and warehouse
- Supporting social projects
- By 2030 stop onboarding manufacturing sites that use uabated coal power.
- Work towards lower environmental impact usage of textile fibres
- Measure our own Scope 3 carbon emissions
- 8 of our corporate clothing collections currently use GRS certified recycled polyester
- We work with some of the best fabric mills in the world and we strive to ensure that all fabrics
used meet OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 environmental requirements.
Brook Taverner corporate clothing is manufactured at 18 audited and approved manufacturing sites located across Bangladesh, China, and Pakistan.
Brook Taverner works with nominated fabric mills who commission manufacture high quality fabrics to our specifications.
As part of their onboarding process and prior to manufacturing sites being approved
by Brook Taverner to receive orders, their compliance team collect site details, permits,
certifications, completed environmental questionnaires and 3rd party ethical trade
audit reports, this information is then stored in our supply chain mapping database.
Since January 2024, our Tier 1 manufacturing site details have been disclosed via
Open Supply Hub.