Where 8000 Kicks is doing well: 8000 Kicks uses a majority of sustainable fibers in its garments. Its packaging uses eco-friendly alternatives. 8000 Kicks publicly reports on its emissions impact.
Where 8000 Kicks has room to grow: 8000 Kicks has no strategic programs or services to help keep garments out of landfills.
8000 Kicks uses majority lower impact materials, like hemp, algae, and recycled polyester. It still uses some high impact fibers, like polyester and spandex.
Rhoback partners with production facilities that source a medium proportion of their energy from renewable sources.
8000 Kicks packaging uses recycled materials and bio-based plastic.
8000 Kicks does not offer repair services or a warranty. Commons could not find care instructions for this brand.
Commons could not find information on any take back programs.
8000 Kicks exclusively offers an evergreen collection.
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8000 Kicks has a dedicated sustainability page on their website. It does not have an annual sustainability report.
8000 Kicks measures and publicly shares their product-level emissions, but it is unclear what method it used.
Commons could not find emissions reduction targets or vetted offsets for 8000 Kicks.
8000 Kicks publishes the countries of their production facilities. Commons could not find information on their materials suppliers. The brand has a Supplier Code of Conduct that protects the right to unionize, requires a living wage, and prohibits forced labor. It does not disallow subcontracting.
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