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Johnny Was Sustainability Actions

Code of Conduct in place

Good On You says Johnny Was has a Code of Conduct that covers ILO principles, which are basic rules from the International Labour Organization about worker rights. This suggests the brand has at least some formal standards for suppliers. However, the same source says there is no evidence that the brand ensures living wages or gives enough financial security to suppliers. So the policy exists, but public proof of strong follow-through is limited.

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Some animal materials used

Good On You reports that Johnny Was appears to use leather, wool, and cashmere in its products. It also says the brand does not appear to use some other animal-derived materials such as fur, angora, or down. This is not a sustainability improvement on its own, but it is a clear part of the brand’s current material mix and helps explain why animal welfare is part of its rating.

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