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Industrie Sustainability Actions

Supplier audits and code of conduct

Industrie says it manages its manufacturing supply chain through long-term supplier relationships, international audits, and a code of conduct signed before production begins. The company states that new suppliers must pass an audit and that factories and fabric mills are reviewed annually or more often when needed. It also says audit issues are addressed and corrected, and that its garment factories, mills, laundries, and dye houses are visible to the business.

Living wage and fair work claims

The brand states that it works with direct factories to ensure textile and garment workers receive a living wage and a safe working environment. Its responsibility materials also say suppliers are expected to follow requirements covering human rights, satisfactory working conditions, and fair and legal pay. These claims are presented as part of its broader responsible sourcing and ethical supply-chain approach.

Packaging covenant participation

Industrie says it is an active participant in the Australian Packaging Covenant. The company describes this as part of an effort to encourage more sustainable packaging design, improve recycling rates, and reduce packaging litter. The initiative is framed as a domestic environmental measure linked to packaging impacts.

Preferred fibre programme

The brand says it is implementing a preferred fibre programme covering yarns. The programme focuses on recycled, responsibly sourced, regenerative-grown, or renewable inputs. This appears to be part of its attempt to improve material selection and reduce the environmental impact of production.

Animal welfare policy

Industrie says it has a dedicated animal welfare policy covering hair and fibre, fur, feather and down, leather, skin products, and animal testing. It states that it does not use real fur, does not use angora, sources leather as a by-product, and requires down sourced from 2019 onward to be certified to the Responsible Down Standard. The company also says it does not source products tested on animals.

Water stewardship work

The company says it has run water stewardship programmes for the last three years and that these cover most wet facilities. It states that key wet facilities have water stewardship plans focused on water sourcing, use during production, and post-production handling, with regular audits and water conservation measures. This is presented as part of its environmental management approach.

Community support donations

Industrie says it has given more than $7 million to charities and communities. The company presents this as part of its community support activity under its SDG framework, linking the donations to local social impact rather than to a specific environmental programme.

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