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Commonry Sustainability Actions

Uses traceable cotton

Commonry says some of its cotton comes from Good Earth Cotton®, a regenerative farming program that aims to lower the environmental impact of cotton growing. The brand says this cotton is traceable through FibreTrace®, a system that tracks and audits the fibre from farm to finished product. It also says the farming approach can improve soil health, biodiversity, water use, and renewable energy use on farms. This is a material choice, not a full company-wide climate report.

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Uses some organic cotton

Commonry says a selected range of its tees are made with organic cotton. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides, toxic dyes, or harsh finishes, and with attention to conserving natural resources. This can reduce some farming impacts compared with conventional cotton. The page does not say how much of the full range uses organic cotton, so the claim appears to apply only to part of the product line.

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Uses lower-impact fibres

The brand says it uses LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and TENCEL™ Lyocell in some products. These are branded fibres made from wood pulp, and Commonry says the wood comes from controlled or certified sources that meet FSC® or PEFC standards. FSC and PEFC are forest certification systems that check how wood is sourced. The brand also notes that Lenzing was recognised in Canopy’s Hot Button Report in 2023 for responsible sourcing.

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Works with leather auditors

Commonry says it is a member of the Leather Working Group, a not-for-profit group that sets environmental rules for leather makers and checks them through independent audits. The brand says this supports more transparent and responsible leather production. This is a supply-chain action, so it focuses on how leather is made rather than on the full life cycle of the finished product.

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