Reformation Sustainability Commitments
2030
Source all fabrics from lower-impact inputs
Reformation says it wants 100% of its fabrics to come from deadstock, recycled, or next-generation materials by 2030. In plain terms, that means it wants to move away from virgin fabric and use more reused, recycled, or newer lower-impact fibers instead. This is a future target, not something it says it has already finished.
2030
Become fully circular by 2030
Reformation has said it wants to become fully circular by 2030. Circular means keeping materials in use for as long as possible through reuse, repair, resale, and recycling, instead of treating clothes as waste after one use. The brand links this goal to its repair, takeback, and recycling work.
2030
Cut emissions under science-based targets
Reformation says it set science-based targets in 2022, which are emissions goals checked against climate science. It committed to reducing Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 42% by 2030 and Scope 3 emissions by 48% per value added by 2030, compared with a 2021 baseline. Scope 3 covers the wider supply chain, so this target reaches beyond its own stores and offices.
2025
Reach climate positive by 2025
Reformation has said it aimed to become climate positive by 2025. Climate positive is a broad term that means removing more emissions than the company creates. The brand and outside coverage note that this goal has been hard to define and measure clearly, so it should be read as an ambition rather than a simple finished result.
