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Didriksons Sustainability Actions

Published 2024 sustainability report

The Board of Directors of Didriksons Group Holding AB hereby presents the Group’s Sustainability Report for 2024, prepared as a separate report to the Directors’ Report in accordance with Chapter 6, Section 11 of the Swedish Annual Accounts Act. This report is Didriksons’ first sustainability report prepared with inspiration from the latest regulatory framework as a result of the European Parliament and Council Directive (EU) 2022/2464, Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

Uses repair and Extend Size

Didriksons designs and produces clothing that will last a long time, offering repair kits and providing features such as its Extend Size function for children’s clothing. Its kids’ clothing also has name tags with space for several names, as it wants to encourage the practice of items being passed on once outgrown.

Uses recyclable polyester

Since 2018 several of Didriksons’ waterproof garments have been made from recyclable polyester. The company promotes the use of single-component rather than mixed materials in order to facilitate future recycling processes.

Uses PFC-free finishes

Didriksons uses sustainable materials and dyeing processes and PFC-free impregnation treatments. One of its principal goals is to reduce water consumption and improve water quality by continually improving its dyeing processes and always making use of PFC-free alternatives for its water-repellent finishes.

Code of conduct for suppliers

Didriksons has a code of conduct based on the ILO’s core conventions concerning working conditions and rights at work. Its due diligence process is based on the requirement that all supplier partners must sign and adhere to Didriksons’ Code of Conduct for Suppliers, and ensure that any subcontractors they use comply with the requirements outlined therein.

Joined Amfori and certifications

Didriksons became a member of Amfori, strengthening its commitment to fair and safe working conditions throughout its global supply chain. Didriksons is also GOTS-certified by Control Union, license number 1285876, and GRS certified by Control Union, license number 1285876.

Supports industry initiatives

Didriksons is involved in initiatives such as CSR Västsverige, World Ocean Day, Kemikaliegruppen, STICA and RISE. It also supports World Ocean Day by regularly donating money towards their work.

Strategic partner in KlädRätt

Räddningsmissionen runs the social clothing store KlädRätt, with Didriksons as a strategic partner. Didriksons contributes with expertise from the textile and retail industries and through clothing donations. KlädRätt addresses issues such as financial vulnerability, sustainable consumption and inclusion in the labour market.