Sustainability Summary
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Davie Clothing’s sustainability information is presented through The Oodie’s public impact page. The brand says it supports charities, donates products, and runs some internal wellbeing and waste-reduction efforts. It also says its partner factories are independently audited under SMETA 7.0, a factory audit framework that checks labour rights, health and safety, environmental standards, and business ethics. The company also says it follows a supplier code of conduct and publishes a modern slavery statement under Australian law. Most of the available information is self-reported, so the public picture is clearer on activities than on measured environmental results.
Davie Clothing Sustainability Actions
Davie Clothing Sustainability Commitments
2025
Support more charity fundraising
In 2025, the brand supported Cure Cancer’s Superhero Streamers event by donating Oodie vouchers as prizes for people who raised more than $1,000. This shows a continued plan to back fundraising campaigns through product donations. The page does not set a wider long-term target, but it does show the brand intends to keep using donations to support charity events.
2024
Back mental health fundraising
In 2024, the brand took part in Beyond Blue’s Step Up for Good challenge and raised $12,628 for mental health support. Because the page places this under yearly activities, it reads as a time-specific commitment to support the campaign during that year. Beyond Blue is an Australian mental health charity, and the challenge combined fundraising with team wellbeing and walking goals.
