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Anya Hindmarch has been awarded the Butterfly Mark for their measurable impact and ACTION to sustainability.
Want to learn more? Click on the interactive Butterfly Mark on your left and scroll through each Positive Action to read a short description of the brands efforts and achievements as verified by Positive Luxury. You will also be able to find the interactive Butterfly Mark online on the brands website, retailer and partner sites.
Anya Hindmarch’s code of conduct includes corporate policies that support anti-corruption, human rights, labour, equal opportunities, diversity, and health and safety. Their ethical audits include topics like harassment, wages and benefits and overtime. They audit their factories on a regular basis to comply with their audits. The brand also has a policy in place to ensure that models are cared for and protected.
Anya Hindmarch currently uses recyclable poly bags, but they are removing those bags from their products and are in the process of switching to FSC-certified carton paper. They are reducing the amount of packaging they use, as well, and moving to soy-based inks. For online orders, the brand plans to go paperless, emailing invoices and return instructions. Their carrier bags are completely recyclable, and they are working to have them made with FSC-certified paper and paper handles. All of their marketing materials are made of recycled materials.
Anya Hindmarch’s textiles are certified by Oeko-Tex, Global Organic Textile Standard and Global Recycle Standard. They are a member of the Better Cotton Initiative, as well as the Leather Working Group. By the end of 2020, Anya Hindmarch aims to have all of their leather suppliers in their supply chain belonging to the Leather Working Group.
Anya Hindmarch is always looking at recycled materials to replace their virgin materials. They are currently working with recycled nylon, recycled canvas, recycled satin, recycled lining and recycled sequins. They have replaced PVC with TVU, and they are looking at both vegan leather and recycled leather.
Anya Hindmarch is working to reduce their waste and eliminate hazardous substances from their supply chain. They regularly update their vehicles with the most modern technology and comply with the latest ULEZ regulations. For external transports, they are optimising the shipments of finished products, which could mean consolidating shipments or choosing the least impactful shipping mechanism. The brand is also compliant with Goal 12 within the Sustainable Development Goals, which dictates responsible consumption and production patterns.
You are just one step away from beginning your journey to earn the Butterfly Mark. Start the process today or contact us for a preliminary chat. We would love to hear from you.
