Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - It's a start
- Ethical Consumer - This information is locked, visit Ethical Consumer's website
- B Corp - Not listed
- Trustpilot - 1.4/5 (215 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. Fendi has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Fendi’s public sustainability picture is limited and uneven. Its own website does not show a clear sustainability or ESG page, and Sustainability Tracker lists the brand as unverified and unclaimed. Independent ratings give it a mixed picture: Good On You says it is “It’s a start,” with stronger marks for planet-related policies than for workers or animal welfare. Good On You also notes gaps in living wages, supply-chain transparency, and animal welfare policy. Fendi is part of LVMH, which publishes group-level ESG targets and reporting, but those are not the same as brand-specific disclosures. Overall, there is some evidence of action, but not much public detail at the Fendi brand level. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment is limited, but the strongest positive signals come from Good On You and a few press mentions. Good On You gives Fendi an overall rating of “It’s a start,” with a stronger Planet score of 4/5, saying the brand uses some lower-impact materials, has a science-based emissions target, uses FSC certified packaging, recycles some textile offcuts, and has a biodiversity policy. Vogue also describes Fendi’s Hand in Hand project, school visits to factories, and participation in Altagamma’s Adopt a School initiative as signs of support for craft skills and training. Sustainability Tracker also notes that Fendi is part of a wider LVMH group that publishes ESG targets, although Fendi itself is unverified on that platform. Common Criticisms: The main criticism is that Fendi’s public sustainability picture is thin and its social performance looks weak. Good On You rates the brand “Not Good Enough” for people and animals, saying it does not show evidence of paying living wages across most of its supply chain and that its final production stage happens in medium-risk countries for labour abuse. The same source says Fendi uses many animal-derived materials, including fur, crocodile skin, snakeskin, and uncertified virgin mohair, and that its animal policy is not aligned with the Five Domains of Animal Welfare. Trustpilot also shows poor customer sentiment, with a 1.4 out of 5 rating from 215 reviews on the main Fendi site page. Sustainability Tracker says the brand is unclaimed and unverified, which means the information has not been confirmed by Fendi itself.
About Fendi
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- Unverified
- Website
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Fendi Sustainability Actions
Fendi Sustainability Commitments
2025
LVMH CSR roadmap
LVMH says it has a 2025 CSR roadmap for its social commitments. Because Fendi is part of LVMH, this group plan is relevant to the brand’s wider sustainability direction. The roadmap focuses on working conditions, skills, and social responsibility across the group, but the source does not give a separate Fendi-only target.
2023
Cut direct emissions
LVMH says it has a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its direct operations by 37% from a 2023 baseline. This is a group-level climate commitment, not a Fendi-only promise, but it shapes the brand’s parent company strategy. The source also lists related Scope 3 targets, which cover emissions from the wider supply chain.
