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Jets Swimwear Sustainability Actions

Good On You rated poorly

Good On You assessed Jets Swimwear as 'Not good enough' overall, with a very poor environment rating and a very poor labour rating. The assessment says the brand uses few eco-friendly materials, provides no evidence of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, water use, or textile waste, and does not publicly share its Code of Conduct. It also notes limited disclosure on supply chain auditing and no evidence of living-wage commitments or worker empowerment measures.

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Animal materials limited

Good On You’s assessment indicates that Jets Swimwear does not use leather, wool, down, angora, exotic animal hair, fur, or exotic animal skin. The brand does use silk, which is reflected in its stronger animal score relative to its environmental and labour scores. This suggests the brand’s animal-material profile is narrower than many apparel companies, although the assessment still places the overall rating in the lowest category.

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Industry transparency context

Fashion Revolution content in the provided material highlights sector-wide pressure on brands to disclose how garments are made, production volumes, supplier lists, fibre mixes, and wages paid through the supply chain. While not specific to Jets Swimwear, this context underscores the type of transparency expected of fashion brands operating in the sustainability space and indicates the broader disclosure gap that independent campaigners are targeting.

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