What is assessed. Nine categories, the same for every brand.
Sustainability and policies
Strategy, targets and what the Supplier Code of Conduct contains.
Working conditions and wages
Who has signed the Code of Conduct, and what is paid at each tier.
Transparent supply chain
Traceability from assembly back to raw material, audits and risk countries.
Materials and fibres breakdown
Fibre volumes and the share of preferred fibres across the collection.
Sustainable materials
Chemical management, animal-derived materials and material targets.
Environmental impact
How emissions are measured and reported, and the targets to cut them.
Inclusivity and community
Representation in marketing, size charts and size range.
Responsible e-commerce
Product information, certificate disclosure and consistent green claims.
Design for circular economy
Repair, resale and take-back services, and product warranties.
Where the evidence comes from. What a brand has published, and what it chooses to add.
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Automated data collection
We gather all public data on the brand: website, certificates, reports and policies etc.
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Scored on one methodology
Every data point is scored with the same methodology, and each point links to its evidence.
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Verified by a sustainability expert
An analyst checks every score against its evidence before it is confirmed.
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Brands can add their own data
Brands can share information that isn't public and enrich their score.
How it is scored. Quality counts for more than coverage.
Every answer has a quality level.
Every question has a set of possible answers. The more advanced the practice behind an answer, the more it counts.
- Five levels, from Great to Poor
- Nothing published is recorded as no data
- The same questions for a brand of any size
A brand's points, by how strong the work behind them is.
Two brands can earn the same points very differently: one with a lot of adequate information, the other with less at the highest level. Stronger answers count for more, so depth of work counts for more than breadth.
- Great
- Good
- Fair
- Weak
- Poor
- Not earned
- No data
Out of 100, in tiers 20 points wide.
The quality of sustainability work, weighted and put on one scale. Each category is also reported on its own, as a share of the points available in it.
Certificates. Counted when the register ties them to the brand.
A name match is not enough. A certificate counts when its register entry matches the brand's website, licence number or parent company.
It stops counting the day it lapses.
- 8,600+
See the method applied to the brands you sell.
Every brand's score, and the evidence behind it.