Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not found
- Ethical Consumer - This information is locked, visit Ethical Consumer's website
- B Corp - Not found
- Trustpilot - 4.1/5 (66,246 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. farfetch.com has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Farfetch is a luxury fashion platform that has published ESG reporting and set long-term sustainability goals. Its public material focuses on circular fashion, lower-carbon logistics, and more responsible product choices. Independent sources also show that it works with Good On You to rate brands and support its “Conscious” edit, which suggests it uses third-party sustainability data in its business. At the same time, its sustainability profile on Sustainability Tracker is unverified, so some claims are not independently confirmed there. Overall, Farfetch appears to be actively building a sustainability strategy, but the public evidence is stronger on plans and partnerships than on fully verified outcomes. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment in the material is mostly positive where sustainability is concerned, but it comes mainly from business and partnership sources rather than broad consumer debate. Trustpilot shows a strong customer score of 4.1 out of 5 from 66,246 reviews for www.farfetch.com, with comments mentioning fast delivery, good product quality, and a pleasant unboxing experience. On the sustainability side, Good On You’s case study says Farfetch has used its independent ratings and tools for more than four years to support its Conscious edit, and that the company’s Conscious products grew 1.8 times faster than the marketplace average. The Commons Earth also describes brands on its platform as independently evaluated by carbon experts, but it does not give a Farfetch-specific score in the material shown. Common Criticisms: The main negative signal in the material is that Farfetch’s sustainability profile is unverified on Sustainability Tracker, which means the page says the brand has not joined to confirm its credentials and the information may need updates. That is not the same as proving poor performance, but it does mean the public record shown here is incomplete. There is also a separate Trustpilot page for fartech.com, rated 2 out of 5 from 13 reviews, but that appears to be a different domain and should be treated carefully. Overall, the material does not show major sustainability controversies, but it does show gaps in independent verification and limited third-party criticism focused directly on Farfetch’s ESG record.
farfetch.com Sustainability Actions
farfetch.com Sustainability Commitments
2030
Reach carbon neutrality
Farfetch says it aims to neutralize and go beyond its carbon footprint by 2030. It links this goal to logistics changes and more use of renewable energy, which means energy from sources that can be replaced naturally, like wind or solar. The target suggests the company plans to cut emissions and then deal with the rest through other measures.
2030
Grow circular business models
Farfetch plans to expand repairs, rental, and made-to-order models by 2030. These are all circular business models, meaning they try to keep products in use longer and reduce waste. Repairs help items last longer, rental lets more people use the same product, and made-to-order can reduce overproduction.
2030
Build anti-discriminatory culture
Farfetch has set a 2030 goal to build an anti-discriminatory culture and publish data to track progress. This means it wants to measure how it is doing on fairness and inclusion, rather than just making broad statements. The published data framework is meant to make progress easier to follow over time.
