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Invomall Sustainability Actions

Uses some lower-impact materials

Good On You says the brand uses a medium share of lower-impact materials, including recycled materials. In plain terms, that means some of the materials used may have a smaller environmental impact than conventional options. However, the same assessment says there is no evidence of wider action to cut energy use or greenhouse gas emissions, and no sign that the brand is reducing textile waste in its supply chain. The picture is therefore limited: there is some movement on materials, but not enough public proof of broader environmental progress.

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Publishes limited worker data

Good On You says the brand does not publish enough information about workers’ rights. That matters because workers’ rights cover things like fair pay, safe conditions, and protection from child labour. The assessment does not say the brand has been proven to violate these standards. Instead, it says the public information is too thin to judge properly. This is an action in the sense that the brand’s current disclosure level is part of its ESG profile, and the main issue is a lack of transparency rather than a confirmed abuse.

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Appears to avoid some animal materials

Good On You says the brand appears not to use leather, exotic animal hair, down, fur, angora, or exotic animal skin. It also says the brand appears to use wool. This suggests the brand has some limits on animal-derived materials, but the assessment does not show a full animal welfare policy or detailed traceability system. In simple terms, there is some evidence of restraint on certain materials, but not enough public detail to know how strong the brand’s animal welfare approach really is.

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