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CHAMPION Sustainability Actions

Uses some lower-impact materials

Good On You says Champion uses some lower-impact materials, including organic cotton. That means at least part of its product range uses cotton grown under organic standards, which avoid some synthetic pesticides and fertilisers. The same assessment also says the brand recycles some textile offcuts to reduce waste. These are positive signs, but the rating body still found limited evidence of wider action on environmental issues such as chemicals, biodiversity, and circular design across the full supply chain.

Improved ESG tracking in software

Safety Champion Software describes an ESG (environmental, social and governance) platform that helps organisations track ESG activities, manage actions, collect evidence, and keep records in one place. It says the system can assign responsibilities and due dates, monitor progress, and support reporting and audits. This is a software action rather than a product claim about Champion the clothing brand, but it is clearly related to ESG management and accountability.

Reported emissions cuts at Orbia

A third-party news release about Orbia says the company reduced scope 1 and 2 emissions by 28%, scope 3 emissions by 20%, and sulfur oxide emissions by 84%. Scope 1 and 2 are direct emissions from operations and purchased energy, while scope 3 covers emissions across the wider value chain. The release links these cuts to renewables, power purchase agreements, and green tariffs. This is not about Champion the clothing brand, but it is a sustainability action mentioned in the source set.

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