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Bally Australia Sustainability Actions

Uses some recycled materials

Good On You says Bally uses some eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials. That suggests the brand has taken at least some steps to use lower-impact inputs in its products. However, the same assessment says there is no evidence that Bally reduces textile waste in manufacturing, cuts greenhouse gas emissions across most of its supply chain, or runs water-saving initiatives. So the public record shows a small materials step, but not a broad sustainability programme.

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Publishes limited transparency data

Good On You reports that Bally scored 11-20% in the 2021 Fashion Transparency Index, which checks how much a fashion brand shares about its policies, practices, and supply chain. A low score like this usually means the public can see only a small amount of useful information. The same source says Bally does not disclose enough about living wages, worker protections, or safeguards linked to COVID-19 in its supply chain.

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Continues using animal materials

Good On You says Bally uses leather, exotic animal hair, wool, and fur, and it found no evidence of a policy to reduce animal suffering. It also says the brand does not trace animal products back to the first stage of production. That means shoppers cannot easily check where those materials come from or how animals were treated. This is a sustainability issue because animal sourcing can affect welfare, land use, and traceability.

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