Los Angeles Apparel

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Los Angeles Apparel Sustainability Actions

Local production in California

Los Angeles Apparel says it makes products in Los Angeles and keeps dyeing and finishing in California. The Commons Earth notes that this local setup can reduce transport emissions because goods do not need to travel as far through the supply chain. This is a practical step, but the brand does not share much detail about its wider energy use or emissions tracking.

Uses some lower-impact scraps

The Commons Earth found that the brand uses some lower-emission materials, including recaptured textile scraps. It also says the company reuses waste and deadstock in some products, which can help keep material out of landfill. At the same time, the brand still uses conventional cotton and synthetic fibres such as nylon, elastane, and polyester, so the material mix is still fairly high impact.

Publishes a sustainability page

The Commons Earth found a sustainability page on the brand’s site with high-level information about its climate approach. It also noted that the page is hard to find and that the company does not publish an annual sustainability report. That means the brand shares some public information, but not enough for outside readers to check progress in detail.

Pays stated wage ranges

The brand’s site says some workers earn up to $25 an hour and no less than $17.25. This is a labour-related claim, not a full wage policy, and it does not by itself show whether all workers in the supply chain are paid fairly. Good On You also says it found no evidence that the brand ensures living wages across its supply chain.

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