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HARTWELL Sustainability Actions

Uses GOTS-aligned suppliers

Hartwell says it works with production partners and fabric houses that follow strict standards, including GOTS, which stands for Global Organic Textile Standard. GOTS is a textile rule set that covers organic fibres and some environmental and social requirements. The brand presents this as part of its effort to choose better materials and suppliers. It does not give full supplier details on the page, but it says this is one way it tries to improve how its clothes are made.

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Cuts plastic packaging where possible

Hartwell says it uses less wasteful plastic packaging where it can. That means it is trying to reduce the amount of single-use plastic used when orders are packed and sent out. The page does not give numbers or a packaging target, but it does show that packaging is part of the brand’s sustainability work. This sits alongside its wider focus on design, sourcing, manufacture, and delivery.

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Designs for longer use

Hartwell says it designs clothes to be worn a lot, over many seasons, and possibly by more than one person. In plain terms, it is trying to make items that last longer instead of being treated as throwaway fashion. The brand links this to quality and value, and says it is not about fast fashion. This approach is meant to reduce waste by keeping clothes in use for longer.

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Built a tree-planting partnership

Hartwell says it has partnered with Switch2zero, an environmental initiative. Through this partnership, it says trees are planted with every purchase made on its platform. The brand links this to reforestation, which means restoring tree cover, and carbon sequestration, which means storing carbon in trees and soil. The page does not give a tree count or explain how the programme is verified, but it does show a current action tied to customer orders.

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