Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not good enough (2/5 Planet, 2/5 People)
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- B Corp - Not found
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Andie Co. is a swimwear brand that says it is moving toward more recycled materials and lower-impact packaging. Its own site talks about recycled nylon, recycled polyester, and care tips that can help swimwear last longer and shed fewer microplastics. Independent ratings are less positive: Good On You says the brand does not share enough about its environmental and labour practices and gives it a low overall score. Publicly available information suggests Andie has some sustainability steps in place, but not enough transparency to show strong performance across the full supply chain. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment is limited, but the clearest positive signal comes from a 2023 Ethos article about Andie’s Mindy Kaling collaboration. That piece said the collection used eco-friendly nylon, came in a wide size range from XXS to XXXL, and was built around inclusive design. It also repeated Andie’s own claims that the brand was moving all swimwear toward 100% recycled nylon, using recycled polybags, and asking vendors to sign a Code of Conduct. The article described third-party audits at factories in China and Sri Lanka and said textile vendors were required to provide sustainability certifications. These points suggest some outside validation of the brand’s supply-chain controls, even though the details are not fully public. Common Criticisms: The main negative signal comes from Good On You, which rates Andie “Not Good Enough” and says the brand does not share enough information about its environmental and labour policies. The rating body says there is no evidence of meaningful action to cut climate impact, reduce textile waste, or limit hazardous chemicals in manufacturing. It also says Andie sources final production from countries with extreme labour-abuse risk, only partly traces its supply chain, and does not publicly disclose its Code of Conduct. In plain terms, that means shoppers cannot easily check how strong the brand’s worker protections really are. The overall picture is one of partial action but weak transparency, which makes it hard to verify the brand’s claims.
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Andie Co Sustainability Commitments
2023
Transitioning to recycled nylon
A third-party article published in 2023 said Andie was transitioning all of its swimwear to 100% recycled nylon. That is a future-facing target because it describes a planned shift rather than a finished result. Recycled nylon is a plastic-based fabric made from waste materials instead of new fossil fuel inputs. The source did not confirm a completion date, so this is best read as a stated transition goal rather than a verified finished commitment.