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Adore Me Sustainability Actions

Published ESG reports

Adore Me published its first ESG (environmental, social, and governance) report in 2022 and later released a 2025 ESG report. The reports say the company is trying to build sustainability into product design, sourcing, logistics, and company oversight. It also says the reports use the GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards, a common reporting framework that helps companies explain their impact in a more consistent way.

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Built product scoring tools

The company says it created internal tools such as AIM, GAME, and MAT to measure product and supplier impact. AIM (Adore Me Impact Matrix) scores products using factors like fiber, waste, water, and chemicals. GAME scores manufacturers on social and environmental performance, and MAT measures the impact of key product parts. These tools are meant to help the brand spot problems and improve over time.

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Raised preferred fiber use

In its 2025 ESG report, Adore Me said the share of preferred fibers rose from 30% to 76% compared with its 2021 baseline. Preferred fibers are materials the company sees as lower impact than its older choices. The report also says 86% of raw materials used in lingerie and apparel were certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, a label that checks textiles for harmful substances.

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Strengthened supplier checks

Adore Me says it expanded its responsible-sourcing policy tools and built a more rigorous supplier due-diligence framework. Due diligence means checking suppliers more carefully for risks and problems. The company says this helped improve risk spotting, transparency, and long-term supply chain integrity, which means keeping the chain of suppliers more reliable and easier to monitor.

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Re-engineered sleepwear

The 2025 ESG report says Adore Me re-engineered one of its bestselling sleepwear styles to reduce emissions and improve its sustainability score. The company presents this as an example of product redesign, where it tries to lower impact without changing the basic product category. The report does not give the full technical details in the snippet provided, but it shows the brand is working on product-level changes.

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Used lower-carbon dyeing

A 2024 collaboration with EverDye used bio-based pigments in a Halloween capsule collection. A LinkedIn article says this cut emissions from the dyeing process by about 75%. Dyeing is one of the biggest sources of Scope 3 emissions, which are indirect emissions from a company’s supply chain. The example shows the brand testing lower-impact production methods in a real product line.

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