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Helen Kaminski Sustainability Actions

Uses some lower-impact materials

Good On You says Helen Kaminski uses some lower-impact materials, including raffia. Raffia is a natural fibre often used in hats and accessories. This suggests the brand has at least some products that may have a lighter material footprint than fully synthetic options. However, the same assessment says there is no clear public evidence that the brand is doing enough to cut waste, reduce harmful chemicals, or lower climate impact across its supply chain.

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Traces most of its supply chain

Good On You reports that Helen Kaminski traces most of its supply chain. Supply chain tracing means a brand can identify many of the factories and suppliers involved in making its products. The rating also says the brand visits suppliers, although it does not say how often. This is a positive sign for oversight, but the same source says there is no public evidence that workers are paid living wages throughout the supply chain.

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Provides jobs in Sri Lanka

Good On You says Helen Kaminski provides jobs for workers from disadvantaged communities in Sri Lanka. This points to some social impact in its sourcing or manufacturing network. The source treats this as part of the brand’s people score, which looks at issues like labour rights, wages, and equality. Even so, the same assessment says there is no evidence that the brand ensures living wages across its supply chain.

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