Fashion for young women and men, focusing on the latest styles and rapid delivery
Where boohoo is doing well: boohoo publicly reports on its emissions impact.
Where boohoo needs to do better: boohoo is still reliant on high emissions, fossil-fuel based synthetic materials. boohoo is a fast fashion brand. boohooo does not appear to have take back or slow consumption initiatives. boohoo shares limited information about its supply chain.
boohoo has introduced Better Cotton Initiative certified cotton and vintage products into its offerings. It has a target to increase use of sustainably sourced fibers. However, these fibers currently make up a small percentage of its overall material portfolio.
Commons could not find information on this brand's energy use.
Commons could not find information on this brand's packaging materials. We assume larger brands still have the standard practice of plastic packaging and excess waste.
Commons could not find evidence of repair services or eco-conscious care instructions for this brand.
Commons could not find information on any take back or circularity programs.
boohoo is a fast fashion brand. It has frequent new releases that encourage overconsumption.
boohoo does not mention the environmental cost of fashion and encourages overconsumption.
boohoo has a sustainability webpage, but it is not prominently displayed on their website. It has a TCFD report and an annual sustainability report that contains details on its sustainability targets and progress. However, it does not paint a clear picture of what its most important impact drivers are.
boohoo measures and publicly reports on its company-level emissions in partnership with a third party service. In 2023, its total market-based emissions were 781,146 tCO2e.
boohoo has SBTi-aligned 2030 emissions reductions targets. It reports on its progress anually. Commons did not find evidence that boohoo offsets its emissions.
boohoo publishes information about its manufacturing partners, but does not share information about its materials sourcing further up the supply chain. It has a Supplier Code of Conduct which allows collective bargaining, but does not address living wages or subcontracting.
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