Capri Body Fashions is a lingerie and swimwear retailer based in Hobart. The brand’s public sustainability information is limited, and most of the available detail comes from third-party rating sites rather than its own reporting. Good On You rates 100% Capri, which appears to be the same or closely related brand name, as “Not good enough” overall, mainly because it uses some lower-impact materials but does not publish enough evidence on energy use, packaging, waste, or worker protections. The brand website itself focuses on fit, comfort, and product range, not on ESG reporting or formal sustainability targets.
Positive Sentiment Found
There is some limited positive sustainability sentiment, mainly from Good On You’s assessment of 100% Capri, which gives the brand a 3 out of 5 for Planet and 4 out of 5 for Animals, even though the overall result is still “Not good enough.” Good On You says the brand uses a high proportion of lower-impact materials, including organic linen, which is a better sign than using only conventional fibres. The Commons Earth also appears to list the brand among sustainable options, but the page shown is a general directory rather than a brand-specific assessment. Overall, the positive signal is narrow and mostly about materials, not about a full ESG programme.
Common Criticisms:
The strongest third-party signal is negative. Good On You rates 100% Capri “Not good enough” overall, with a low 1 out of 5 on People, which suggests the brand does not publish enough information about workers’ rights, wages, or supply-chain practices. It also says there is no evidence of action on packaging, textile waste, or greenhouse gas emissions. Consumer reviews on Trustpilot are also poor for the Capri-related sites shown, including a 1.5 out of 5 rating from 90 reviews for capri-shop.com and a 1.2 out of 5 rating from 130 reviews for caprishop.com, with complaints about low quality, missing order confirmations, and poor service. Taken together, the public picture is weak on transparency and trust.