Elizabeth Suzann

Elizabeth Suzann uses some lower impact materials, such as organic cotton and linen. It also uses higher impact materials, such as conventional cotton and silk.

Commons could not find information on Elizabeth Suzann's energy strategy. This brand sources materials globally and manufactures garments locally.

Elizabeth Suzann has eliminated all plastic, non-recyclable, and non-compostable materials from its packaging.

Elizabeth Suzann does not offer repair services or a warranty. It gives detailed and environmentally conscious care instructions for its garments.

Elizabeth Suzann has a take back program that accepts this brand's clothes for resale.

Elizabeth Suzann offer limited new releases. It limits overproduction by reusing waste and deadstock materials and by using made-to-order production.

Commons is currently evaluting Elizabeth Suzann's marketing emails. The brand does explicitly mention the environmental cost to creating new products and encourages purchasing fewer items and using them for as long as possible.

Elizbaeth Suzann does have a dedicated sustainability page or an annual sustainability report. Sustainability information is distributed across its website. The brand also reports information through their Climate Neutral certification page.

Elizabeth Suzann is Climate Neutral certified by the Change Climate Project. It internally measures and publically reports its company-level emissions, broken down by scope.

Elizabeth Suzann does not have formal emissions targets, but it has committed to specific short-term emissions reductions plans, including reducing operational waste and improving raw materials. The brand offsets its full company emissions with vetted carbon offset projects.

Eliabeth Suzann does not publish information about its supply chain partners. Commons could not find evidence of a Supplier Code of Conduct.