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Brioni Suit Mnf Sustainability Actions

Published sustainability reporting

Brioni’s parent company, Kering, publishes sustainability information that includes Brioni in its wider fashion group reporting. Good On You also notes that Brioni had a Fashion Transparency Index score in the 41-50% range in 2022, which suggests it shares some supply chain information but not a full picture. This kind of index checks how much a brand tells the public about its policies, suppliers, and working conditions.

Set climate targets

Brioni says it has set science-based targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions in both its direct operations and its supply chain. Good On You says the brand is using lower-impact materials and low-waste cutting methods to reduce fabric waste. Science-based targets are climate goals that follow a method linked to the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming.

Uses some certified materials

Good On You says Brioni sources some wool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard and some down certified by the Responsible Down Standard. These are third-party standards that check animal welfare and, in the case of wool, how sheep are treated. The brand also appears to trace most animal-derived materials to the first production stage, which means it can follow them back to an early point in the supply chain.

Improved worker policies

Good On You says Brioni has a broad policy on diversity and inclusion in its own operations, and that it disclosed worker protection measures during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also says the brand has a program to improve wages, although there is not enough evidence that most workers in the supply chain are paid living wages. Living wages are pay levels meant to cover basic needs, not just legal minimums.

Uses handcraft and longer use

A WWD profile says Brioni focuses on handmade tailoring and garments designed to last for a long time. While this is not a formal sustainability claim, longer-lasting clothing can help reduce waste because people may replace items less often. The article also says the brand uses light fabrics and hand-applied stitching in some pieces.

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