DillySocks

DillySocks uses a majority of lower emissions materials, specifically GOTS organic cotton and recycled polyamide, alongsige a small proportion of high emissions materials such as elastane and virgin polyamide. It also uses materials that are OEKO-TEX certified. It doesn't share any plans for further improving its materials mix, but it offers a Cradle to Cradle Gold certified collection called D-Compose that is 100% biodegradable.

Dillysocks uses renewable energy in some of its production sites and in its office. DillySocks sources and manufactures its materials globally, which is standard practice in the fashion industry. It's working to reduce the span of its operations by shortening transit routes.

DillySocks uses 100% petro-plastic-free packaging, opting instead for biodegradable and compostable biobased bags and 100% recycled paper products. It has also made efforts to minimize its packaging materials overall.

DillySocks doesn't offer repair services or a warranty.

It gives detailed and environmentally conscious care instructions for its garments.

Commons couldn't find information on any take back programs.

DillySocks offers a core evergreen collection, but also has frequent new releases and limited editions. It limits overstock waste by upcycling unsold socks into sock monkeys that can be purchased.

Commons is still evaluating this brand's marketing emails.

DillySocks has multiple blog posts on sustainability initiatives and strategy that it links to prominently on its site. Like many small brands, it doesn't release an annual sustainability report.

DillySocks has measured its emissions, and has verified them with a third party, Climate Partner. It reports emissions on a company-level and last provided an update in 2023.

DillySocks claims to be climate neutral and offset its emissions through Climate Partner. It shares detailed information on the projects it supports. It doesn't share any emissions reduction targets.

DillySocks doesn't publish information about its supply chain partners. It doesn't have, or does not make public, any supplier code of conduct.