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BONDI BORN Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-impact materials

BONDI BORN says it uses some lower-impact materials in its products. Good On You notes that the brand does not publish a full breakdown of the materials it uses, so the public can see only part of the picture. This means the brand has shown some effort to reduce impact, but it has not shared enough detail for outsiders to check how much of its range uses those materials.

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Reuses textile offcuts

The brand says it reuses textile offcuts to help cut waste. Textile offcuts are the leftover pieces of fabric that remain after cutting garments. Reusing them can keep material out of landfill and make better use of what has already been produced. Good On You lists this as one of the reasons for the brand’s stronger planet score.

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Avoids plastic packaging

Good On You reports that BONDI BORN avoids plastic packaging. That matters because plastic packaging can create waste and is often hard to recycle. The public rating does not give more detail on the exact packaging materials used, but it does show that the brand has taken a step away from single-use plastic.

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Uses renewable energy in operations

The brand uses renewable energy in its direct operations, such as stores or offices, according to Good On You. Renewable energy comes from sources like wind or solar that can be replaced naturally. The rating also says this does not extend to the brand’s supply chain, so the wider production system may still rely on other energy sources.

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Traces part of its supply chain

Good On You says BONDI BORN partly traces its supply chain, including the final and some of the second production stages. Supply chain tracing means tracking where products are made and by whom. This is useful because it can help spot labour and environmental risks. However, the brand does not appear to trace every stage publicly.

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Has a Code of Conduct

The brand’s Code of Conduct covers International Labour Organization, or ILO, principles. The ILO is a UN agency that sets basic labour standards, such as rules on child labour, forced labour, and fair treatment at work. This suggests BONDI BORN has formal workplace expectations for suppliers, although the public information does not show how widely they are enforced.

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Works with women-led partners

Good On You says BONDI BORN partners with women artisans or women-owned enterprises. That can support women’s economic participation and help spread income more fairly. The source does not name all of these partners or explain the full scale of the work, but it does show that women-led businesses are part of the brand’s supply or collaboration approach.

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About BONDI BORN

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Australia

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