Asket

79% of the fibers used by Asket are low impact, including GOTS-certified organic cotton, organic linen, recycled cotton, recycled synthetics, and TENCELᵀᴹ Lyocell. It does still use a limited amount of higher impact fabrics like conventional cotton, virgin wool, and virgin synthetics.

Commons could not find information on this brand's energy use.

Asket uses 100% plastic-free packaging. It uses eco-friendly material like compostable bags, FSC-certified paper, and recycled cardboard. In Europe, Asket works to reduce the impact of its shipping emissions by conducting deliveries by EV or bicycle.

Asket has a repair program.

Asket has a take back program and regularly reports on its impact.

Asket offers a core evergreen collection. It limits new additions and releases.

Asket explicitly mentions that there is always an environmental cost to creating new products. They encourage purchasing fewer items, and using them for as long as possible.

Asket has a both a prominent sustainability webpage and an annual sustainability report. Its latest report is from 2023 and focuses on their climate and circularity initiatives, provides details on their impact, and acknowledges their shortcomings.

Asket has measured and public reports its emissions on both the company- and product-level with the support of a third party service. It shares product-level emissions data on a customer facing impact receipt to increase awareness of this metric.

Commons could not find evidence of emissions reduction targets or emissions offsets for Asket. Their report indicates they aim to set specific, scientific targets in 2024.

Though Asket does not publish information about its supply chain partners, it does have high levels of traceability its supply chain from production through raw materials. It conducts regular audits. Commons found no evidence of a Supplier Code of Conduct.