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Cue Design Sustainability Actions

Uses some recycled materials

Good On You reports that Cue uses some eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials, within its product range. The assessment indicates that this is a partial step rather than a comprehensive materials strategy, and it does not show evidence of broader measures such as textile waste reduction or water-use initiatives. The available information suggests the brand has incorporated some lower-impact inputs, but the third-party review does not indicate that these materials are used at scale across the business.

Suppliers partly certified

Good On You states that some of Cue’s supply chain is certified by Ethical Clothing Australia, including most of the final stage of production. This indicates that at least part of the brand’s manufacturing chain has been subject to an external labour-related certification framework. The same assessment also notes that the brand audits suppliers, although it does not disclose how frequently those audits occur or provide further detail on the scope of oversight.

Publishes sustainability pages

Cue maintains public pages labelled sustainability, ESG, responsibility, impact, and environment on its website. The material visible in the provided content is limited, but it does show the brand presenting its clothing around premium natural fibres and durability-oriented design language. On the sustainability page, the brand frames garments as built to layer and made to last, which suggests an emphasis on longer wear rather than short-use fashion cycles.

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