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Aisle Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

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What do our labels mean?

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Aisle is a period-care company focused on reusable menstrual products and menstrual equity. Its sustainability position is built around product longevity, transparent reporting, and access to reusable pads, tampons, menstrual underwear and menstrual cups. The company publishes an annual environmental impact report, uses a Life Cycle Analysis to measure carbon, waste and energy impacts, and shares supplier standards with manufacturing partners. Aisle also links sustainability with inclusion, stating that its products are designed for plus-size, trans-masculine and gender-nonconforming people and that access to reusables can support both equity and climate goals.

About Aisle

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Canada

Aisle Sustainability Actions

Published impact reporting

Aisle publishes an annual environmental impact report and shares a supplier code of conduct with its manufacturing partner in Cambodia. It says its Life Cycle Analysis project compares the impact of its underwear, pads and liners to traditional tampons and disposable pads and looks at CO2 emissions, energy and waste created through the supply chains of raw materials, manufacturing facilities, production, transportation and use phase.

Introduced climate widget

In 2020, the company introduced a widget to its website that provides data on how its products compare to disposable period-care products in terms of climate impact, making the information accessible to customers outside of its reports.

Supports menstrual equity groups

Every year Aisle makes significant donations to equity-seeking groups who would not otherwise have access to its products. It also supports multiple menstrual equity initiatives and offers contactless product access through an e-voucher system that sends products directly to people’s homes.

Uses fair wages and fabrics

Aisle says it makes high-quality reusable menstrual products such as period underwear, menstrual cups and washable pads that use certified sustainable fabrics and pays fair wages to staff and contractors.

Hosted mending workshop

The brand recently hosted a mending workshop to help customers get more wear out of old Aisle products.

Aisle Sustainability Commitments

2021

Track cumulative waste savings

For 2021, the plan is to show where the brand started and to track improvements, and how much waste has been saved cumulatively in three, five, and 10 years’ time.

2021

Update metrics moving forward

Last year was the first the brand put out an environmental report, but it plans to continue doing so and will update its metrics moving forward.

2021

Launch new products

Aisle raised a growth-equity round of capital to fund its next stage of expansion, with new products launching in June and in the autumn.


What do our labels mean?

Certified B Corporation Logo

Certified B Corporation

About Aisle

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Canada

Sustainable Development Goals

Aisle is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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