Jacquemus is a Paris-based fashion house with over 300 employees that sells clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories. Public sustainability information is limited and the brand is not verified on Sustainability Tracker. Independent ratings paint a weak picture: Good On You rates it “Not good enough,” mainly because it uses few eco-friendly materials, shows little evidence of cutting waste or supply-chain emissions, and has weak labour and animal welfare signals. At the same time, the brand has made some operational changes, such as reducing physical event infrastructure and using co-ed show formats. Overall, the public record suggests early steps, but not a strong or well-documented sustainability programme.
Positive Sentiment Found
Public sentiment is mixed but leans positive on customer service, not sustainability. Trustpilot shows a 4.2 out of 5 score from 14,634 reviews for the main jacquemus.com page, and the snippet says people report positive experiences with delivery service. That suggests many shoppers are happy with the buying and delivery process. However, this is a general retail score, not a sustainability rating. On the sustainability side, the public record is much weaker: Good On You rates Jacquemus “Not good enough,” and The Commons Earth lists the brand as “Not Yet Rated,” which means there is not enough public sustainability evidence for a full assessment.
Common Criticisms:
The strongest third-party sustainability signal is negative. Good On You rates Jacquemus “Not good enough” overall, with a very poor environment score and very poor labour score. It says there is no evidence the brand cuts textile waste, reduces supply-chain emissions, or takes meaningful action on hazardous chemicals. It also says the brand sources final production from countries with extreme labour-abuse risk, does not show evidence of living-wage payment, and traces only some of its supply chain. On animal issues, it uses leather, exotic animal hair, and wool, and Good On You says there is no evidence of a policy to reduce animal suffering. Sustainability Tracker also says the profile is unverified and not claimed by the brand, which means the public record is thin and not independently confirmed by the company.
