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Sheet Society Sustainability Actions

B Corp certified

Sheet Society says it is a Certified B Corporation, which is a certification for companies that meet social and environmental standards. It reports a B Impact score of 88.1, which is above the ordinary business median of 50.9 shown on its site. This suggests the company has already gone through an external assessment of how it affects workers, customers, community, and the environment.

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Uses natural fibres

The brand says it uses natural fibres in its sheets, such as cotton and linen. It says these materials are farmed rather than manufactured, and that this can be better for the environment than synthetic fabrics. It also says its linen comes from European flax farms and that the whole plant is used, which it presents as reducing waste.

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Recycled linen range

Sheet Society sells Eve Linen Recycled, a bedding range made from 50% global recycled linen and 50% traditional French flax linen. The brand says this reduces the need to take more plant material from the earth. It also says the fabric is unbleached and made without chemical processing or dye treatments.

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Plastic-free packaging

The brand says its bedding is wrapped in tissue and packed in a cardboard box, with packaging that can go into recycling. It also says its packaging is plastic-free and 100% recyclable. In plain terms, that means it is trying to avoid single-use plastic and make the outer packaging easier to recycle after delivery.

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Office waste reduction

Sheet Society says it has changed several office and warehouse habits to cut waste. It recycles coffee grounds through Re-ground, sends soft plastics to processors, uses air dryers instead of paper towels, sorts waste in the workplace, and uses LED lights and motion sensors to save energy. It also installed a cardboard baler to compress boxes for recycling.

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Community donation partner

The company says it works with 300 Blankets to pass on items that are good but not suitable for sale. These items are distributed to people who are homeless, socially isolated, or otherwise in need. This is a reuse and donation step that keeps usable products out of waste streams.

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About Sheet Society

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Australia