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Asics Tiger Oceania Sustainability Actions

Published sustainability reports

ASICS, the parent company behind Onitsuka Tiger, has published a long run of sustainability reports and GRI content indexes. The materials listed include reports from 2011 through 2025, with the latest report dated 2026-06-30. This shows the company has been reporting on topics such as climate action, human rights in the supply chain, circularity, diversity, and biodiversity for many years. GRI stands for Global Reporting Initiative, a common framework companies use to explain their social and environmental impact.

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Set a net-zero target

ASICS says it has a net-zero 2050 target, which means it aims to balance the greenhouse gases it causes with removals or cuts by 2050. Its sustainability pages also mention work on Scope 1 and 2 emissions, which are the direct emissions from its own operations and the energy it buys, plus Scope 3 emissions, which come from the wider supply chain. Good On You says the brand has set a science-based target, but it also says there is no evidence the company is on track.

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Runs supply chain human rights work

ASICS says it has a human rights and transparency in the supply chain programme. Its published sustainability pages include sections on human rights, managing and monitoring, due diligence, and partnership approach. Good On You also notes that the brand has a code of conduct covering ILO principles (rules from the International Labour Organization on basic worker rights) and an internal grievance mechanism, which lets workers report concerns such as harassment or unpaid wages. However, Good On You also says there is no evidence that workers are paid living wages.

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Works on circularity and recycling

ASICS says it is supporting a circular business model and has pages on materials and processes. Good On You says Onitsuka Tiger offers clothing recycling to consumers, although it does not report the results of that programme. The brand also appears to use some recycled or certified alternatives in animal-derived materials. This suggests the company is trying to reduce waste and keep materials in use for longer, but the public evidence is still limited.

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Used recycled fabric in a collab

In a 2021 collaboration with Doi Tung, Onitsuka Tiger said one shoe model used threads recycled completely from plastic bottles. The same project also used local handwoven fabrics and was described as supporting employment and social activity in Thailand. The collaboration linked product design with a sustainability story, but the clearest concrete action in the source was the use of recycled bottle threads in part of the collection.

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