Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. BCOME has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

BCOME Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. BCOME has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

BCome focuses on sustainability in the fashion and textile sector, with content centred on traceability, supply-chain transparency, circularity, legislation, ESG investing, and product-level information. Its materials stress that sustainability should be supported by measurable actions, not marketing claims, and that brands need to understand their environmental footprint, improve disclosure, and work with suppliers to reduce impacts. BCome also highlights digital product passports, lifecycle assessments, and training as practical tools for compliance and transparency across fashion supply chains.

About BCOME

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
Spain

BCOME Services

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BCOME provides a digital tool for managing sustainable supply chains, ensuring transparency and responsible procurement. Their software facilitates communication of sustainability efforts to customers, using intelligent methodologies to track and oversee over one million products, promoting eco-friendly practices in the textile and footwear industry.

Serviceable Locations: Spain

Product Supply Chain & Circularity

Sustainable Supply Chain & Procurement

Sustainable Events & Marketing

Sustainability Communications Software

BCOME Sustainability Actions

Piloted lifecycle assessments

Tom Tailor strengthened supply chain traceability with Retraced and piloted lifecycle assessments with BCome. The brand’s sustainability journey began in earnest in 2020, and sustainability became one of the four key pillars of its strategy, alongside people, brand, and product.

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Onboarded suppliers to tracing

Within three months, Tom Tailor onboarded 80 Tier 1 suppliers and 160 Tier 2 suppliers onto the Retraced platform, achieving a total onboarding rate of 100%. The implementation aimed to achieve transparency across the supply chain down to raw material level and to ensure compliance with the Due Diligence Act and other upcoming regulations.

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Added QR codes to labels

Since April 2024, Tom Tailor has implemented Retraced’s QR codes on every product’s wash care label, detailing each product’s journey. The brand said it was preparing to include all data that may be required in the future.

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Traced products to raw materials

Tom Tailor started tracing on purchase order level in early 2024 and has already traced 17% of more than 5,000 purchase orders to the raw material level and a further 13% to yarn level. Tracing for these purchase orders is still ongoing.

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Used Better Cotton and amfori BSCI

Some initiatives were already in place before 2020: Tom Tailor was a member of Better Cotton and a member of amfori BSCI to ensure its supply chain was audited and its suppliers committed to its code of conduct.

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BCOME Sustainability Commitments

2030

Support the UN SDGs by 2030

The Road to 2030 report noted that the fashion industry faces the challenge of reaching the 17 Sustainable Development Goals defined in 2015, and that companies must support their commitments on sustainability with actions.

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Meet New York Fashion Act goals

Brands will need to decrease overproduction by no less than 40% and increase SKU productivity by 3X if they want to meet the goals laid out in the New York Fashion Act by 2030.