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Adolfo Dominguez Australia Sustainability Actions

Became a Certified B Corp

Adolfo Domínguez says it is a B Corp, which means it has made a legal commitment to consider social and environmental impact as well as profit. B Corp certification is given by B Lab after a company passes an assessment of how it treats workers, customers, communities, and the environment. The brand’s B Corp status is also listed by B Lab as certified since February 2025.

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Expanded sustainable fashion work

The brand says it has carried out more than 100 sustainability initiatives since 2015. Its own sustainability pages describe work on natural materials, responsible fashion, and changes across the business. A third-party profile also says the company has intensified its focus on sustainable and responsible fashion practices since 2015.

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Checks suppliers and audits them

Adolfo DomĂ­nguez says it reviews suppliers for environmental impact, worker treatment, product quality, and transparency before working with them. It also says suppliers must sign basic ethics and social responsibility commitments, and that independent audits are carried out. If problems are found, the company says it agrees on a fix plan and monitors progress.

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Uses circular fashion services

The brand’s sustainability tracker profile says it launched ADN Rent, a clothing rental service. Rental is one way to support a circular economy, which means keeping products in use for longer instead of making people buy new items all the time. This can help reduce waste and slow down resource use.

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Works on animal welfare

The brand says it has taken a pioneering approach to animal well-being and has moved away from using leather in some textile collections. Its sustainability pages also highlight animal welfare certification and careful material choices. This suggests the company has tried to reduce harm linked to animal-based materials, although the exact scope is not fully explained in the public material.

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Improves store materials

Adolfo DomĂ­nguez says its stores use natural and reclaimed materials such as bare wood, metal, natural stone, slate, lime render, and chestnut wood. It also says it works with local crafts and materials outside Spain. The brand presents this as part of a lower-impact store design approach.

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Promotes longer clothing use

The brand’s campaigns encourage people to repeat outfits, buy fewer items, wash less, and choose timeless designs. It also gives garment-care advice for different fabrics, including cotton, linen, polyester, denim, viscose, leather, and merino wool. The aim is to help clothes last longer and reduce the impact of frequent washing and replacement.

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Works with a university on R&D

Adolfo DomĂ­nguez says it collaborates with the Polytechnic University of Catalonia through a Quality Chair for research and development (R&D, meaning work to improve products and processes). The brand links this to innovation and responsible fashion, suggesting it is trying to improve materials and product quality through external research.

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