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O’Neill Australia Sustainability Actions

Supports ocean education

O'Neill has been linked to O'Neill Sea Odyssey, a program that gives young people hands-on ocean education. The program says it helps students learn about protecting the sea and their communities through field trips, classroom materials, and community projects. It also says it has worked with schools and youth groups and has reached tens of thousands of students over time. This is a social and environmental education effort, not a product claim.

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Uses some recycled materials

Good On You says O'Neill uses some eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials. That means at least part of its product range includes reused material instead of only new raw material. The same rating also says there is no evidence the brand has reduced its carbon emissions, so the material step does not show a full climate plan. This is a partial action, not proof of broad sustainability performance.

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Has animal welfare policies

Good On You says O'Neill has a basic formal policy to protect animal welfare. It also says the brand uses wool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard and down certified by the Responsible Down Standard. These are third-party standards that set rules for animal treatment and traceability. The same source says the brand does not use fur, exotic animal skin, or angora, but it does use leather and exotic animal hair.

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