Armedangels

Armedangels uses majority low impact fibers, including GOTS-certified organic cotton and GRS-certified recycled fibers.

Armedangels sources renewable energy for its office headquaraters. It is unclear whether it uses renewable energy in production. While the brand does have a global supply chain, it is working to increase its number of more local European production partners.

Commons could not find information on Armedangel's packaging.

Armedangels has a repair program. It also gives detailed and environemntally conscious care instructions for its garmetns.

Armedangels has a takeback program that accepts its own brand's items for resale and recycling. It does not share details on the impact of this program.

Armedangels emphasizes timeless fashion, though does have regular new releases. It uses an AI prediction model to forecast customer demand and limit overproduction.

Commons is currently evaluating Armedangels' marketing emails.

Armedangels has a prominent sustainability page on its website, as well as an annual sustainability report. The report contains clear, impact-driven strategy and progress reporting. It's latest report is from 2023.

Armedangels measures and publicly reports its company-wide emissions in partnership with a third party, including a breakdown of key emissions drivers. It last reported a footprint of 19,959 tCO2eq in 2021.

Commons could not find emissions reduction targets for armedangels. It mentions purchasing offsets from an accredited biogas project, though the quantity is unclear.

Armedangels publishes the names and locations of some of its suppliers and production partners. It does not report on its supply chain traceability. The brand has a public supplier code of conduct that protects the right to collective bargaining, requires a living wage, and prohibits forced labor. It does not restrict subcontracting. Armedangels conducts audits of its suppliers and carries labor certifications, such as Fair Wear.