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Nobody’s Child Sustainability Actions

Launched digital product passports

In March, Nobody’s Child launched the second iteration of its DPP work, enabling customers to track the journey of their clothing from design to production and gain access to a plethora of information about those garments via a scan of a QR code printed on the care label.

Added QR codes to SS24 labels

All labels on the Nobody’s Child x Happy Place by Fearne Cotton SS24 collection now have the QR code, providing those who scan it with in-depth detail about materials used, manufacturing process, and general environmental impact.

Published DPP data

The founder says Nobody’s Child has published data on its DPP that is “significantly more than what we expect will become a legal mandatory requirement”.

Expanded resale with eBay

Nobody's Child has teamed up with eBay and textile recycler Reskinned to launch a pre-loved resale initiative.

Worked with Fabacus

With Fabacus, our objective is to help brands and retailers achieve a compliant catalogue, a structured data repository on ESG reporting or DPP, and a holistic view of their impact through the wider supply chain.