Coyuchi

Coyuchi uses majority lower impact fibers in its products, including GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled cotton, and organic linen. It uses a minimal amount of high impact fibers, including elastic. It also uses responsibly sourced down and latex in its bedding materials.

Commons could not find information on this brand's current energy use, though it has vague commitment to switch to incorporate clean power in the future. Coyuchi sources and manufactures its materials globally, which is standard practice in the industry.

Coyuchi has made efforts to reduce the amount of virgin plastic in its packaging. Its eco-friendly materials include reusable fabric bags and recycled plastic poly-bags.

Coyuchi does not offer repair services or support. It gives detailed and environmentally conscious care instructions for its garments.

Coyuchi has a take back program that accepts its own brand's items for resale or recycling.

Coyuchi offers a core evergreen collection and limits new additions and releases.

Commons is still analyzing the brand's marketing emails.

Coyuchi has a dedicated sustainability webpage that includes information on materials, supply chain partners, and circularity. It also has a detailed annual report, with clear, impact-driven strategy and progress reporting. Its latest report is from 2021.

Coyuchi partners with a third-party to measure its company-level emissions and publicly reports them, including a breakdown by scope. In 2021, its estimated emissions footprint was 105 tCO2e.

Coyuchi aims to be Net Neutral Emissions by 2025 and Net Positive Emissions by 2030. The brand has shared progress on these targets in the past year and appear to be on track. Commons did not find evidence that Coyuchi offset its emissions.

Coyuchi shares the locations of some of its suppliers. It does not publicly share the percent traceablity of its supply chain or its supplier code of conduct.