Mini Mioche

Mini Mioche uses 100% lower emissions materials in its products, specifically GOTS cotton and recycled polyester. It's a member of 1% For The Planet.

Commons couldn't find information on this brand's energy use. Mini Mioche sources and manufactures its materials globally, which is standard practice in the fashion industry.

Mini Mioche has made efforts to reduce virgin plastic and minimize packaging overall. Its eco-friendly shipping materials are recycled, recyclable, or compostable.

Mini Mioche doesn't offer repair services or a warranty. It gives care instructions to extend product lifespan and provides end of life instructions for the materials it uses.

Mini Mioche has a take back program, the mmarketplace, that accepts its own brand's clothing for resale. Mini Mioche doesn't share details on the efficacy or impact of this program.

Mini Mioche offers a core collection, but also has limited releases of seasonal styles throughout the year. It limits overproduction and waste by using batch production for these limited drops.

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Mini Mioche has a prominent sustainability page on its site with information on materials, packaging, emissions measurement, and emissions reduction. It's unclear how often this page is kept up to date. Mini Mioche doesn't publish an annual sustainability report, but small brands often lack resources to track and publish this information.

Mini Mioche is climate neutral certified through Change Climate. It internally measures its overall emissions, reports them on a company level, and identifies its top driver of emissions, by including detailed breakdowns. Its 2023 estimated total was 37 t CO2e.

Mini Mioche has a science-aligned emissions reduction target for 2030. It has shared high-level progress updates on this goal in the last year, and it appears to be on track. It offsets its full value chain emissions as part of its climate neutral certification.

Mini Mioche notes that its manufacturing occurs in Canada, but it doesn't share specific information on its supply chain partners. It conducts regular partner audits and has a supplier code of conduct, but only provides a high level summary publicly. It includes provisions for no forced labor, no child labor, and allowing collective bargaining.