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Vine Apparel Sustainability Actions

Publishes supplier code of conduct

An independent rating source says the brand publicly shares a supplier code of conduct. That code includes rules on collective bargaining, forced labour, grievance channels, and some environmental clauses. It also says the brand regularly audits supply chain partners, which can help spot problems in factories and other suppliers. However, the same source says the code does not clearly ban child labour, unauthorized subcontracting, or low pay, so the policy still leaves important gaps.

Shares some supply chain info

The Commons Earth says the brand publishes some information about its supply chain partners. That means it gives at least a partial view of who helps make its products. But the same source says it does not give enough detail about where those partners are based or how traceable the supply chain is. In plain terms, shoppers can see that some supplier information exists, but not enough to fully check how the clothes are made.

Offers care instructions

The Commons Earth notes that the brand gives basic care instructions for its products. Simple care advice can help clothes last longer because people know how to wash and look after them properly. That can reduce waste over time. The source also says the brand does not offer repair services, a warranty, or a take-back program, so there is little support for keeping products in use for longer.