THE GOOD SUPPLIER PROGRAMME CRITERIA

Luxury suppliers should have the highest standards. Our goal is to help brands identify responsible suppliers, ensuring they meet key ethical and operational standards.

This is a vetting process, not an expectation of perfection. Suppliers are required to score above 50% on their material drivers and at least 60% overall to pass our assessment. Our assessment extends beyond a supplier’s own operations to include their supply chains and, where relevant, their downstream practices. This ensures a more comprehensive view of their impact and responsibility

STEPS TO BECOMING A GOOD SUPPLIER

Our standards are high, but the process to become a Good Supplier is simple:

1. Onboarding
   An account manager will onboard you onto our vetting platform and help you complete the company information.
2. Vetting
   Complete the assessment and upload all supporting evidence, which will then be verified by an Account Manager.
3. Listing
   If a minimum score of 50% is reached in each material driver, and a 60% overall, you are a Good Supplier and your listing goes live.
4. Networking
   As a member of the Positive Luxury community and armed with the tools to promote your status as a Good Supplier, you can leverage sustainability to generate value and positive impact.

Two year re-vetting 

After two years, re-vetting is required to maintain Good Supplier status.

The Good Supplier designation is a business-to-business recommendation based on evidence provided and assessed against our vetting criteria; it is not a certification or guarantee, does not include on-site auditing and should form only part of your supplier due-diligence process; nor is it to be used in consumer-facing marketing or to make sustainability claims to consumers. For specific enquiries regarding sustainability commitments, contact the relevant supply chain partner directly.