Minnie + Maxxie

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Minnie + Maxxie Sustainability Actions

Works with selected suppliers

The brand says its collection includes both its own production styles and pieces it carefully selects from trusted makers and suppliers. That shows it uses a mixed sourcing model rather than making everything in one place. However, the public material does not explain where those suppliers are, what standards they must meet, or how the brand checks labour or environmental practices in its supply chain.

Sets a returns policy

The company has a detailed returns, refunds, and exchanges policy. Australian customers can return eligible items within 14 days of delivery, and international customers within 21 days. It also sets rules for sale items, final sale items, and accessories, and says faulty items are checked and handled under Australian Consumer Law. This is mainly a customer policy, but it can also affect waste because it shapes how often items are sent back and resold.

Checks items before dispatch

The returns page says every order is quality-checked before it is sent out. That means the brand tries to catch faults before products reach customers. The page also says slight colour differences between photos and the item received are not treated as faults. This is a basic quality-control step, but the public material does not show any wider programme for reducing defects, waste, or overproduction.

Uses tracked return shipping

Customers are asked to send returns with a tracked service, and the brand says it is not responsible for parcels lost in transit. Return postage is paid by the customer. This does not make the business sustainable by itself, but it does show how the company manages reverse logistics, which is the movement of goods back from customers to the warehouse.

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