Recover Brands Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Recover Brands presents itself as a responsible apparel company focused on transparency, sustainability, and responsible production. Its impact page highlights third-party verified impact calculations, life cycle assessment data verified by BCome, and a 2025 Impact Report covering environmental and community initiatives. The company reports savings in plastic bottles, greenhouse gas emissions, fossil fuel-based energy, and water, and describes supply chain measures in El Salvador including solar energy generation and water recycling. It also states that it uses certified and sustainable materials in its products.

Released 2025 Impact Report

Our 2025 Impact Report Since 2010, we've been committed to transparency, sustainability, and making a real difference. We're thrilled to release our comprehensive 2025 Impact Report, which details our environmental and responsible production initiatives, as well as the broader communities we engage with.

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Reported impact savings

Together, We Have Saved... 23,688,072 plastic bottles from entering the landfill; 12,643,508 lbs of greenhouse gas emissions*; 30,690,858 KWH of fossil fuel-based energy*; 6.7 billion gallons of water* (*Compared to the industry standard).

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Verified impact calculator

The values from our impact calculator are third-party verified. The estimates are based on the average sustainability savings of our products and are not intended for use in official sustainability reporting. If you would like a personalized LCA for your wholesale order, please contact marketing@recoverbrands.com.

Used BCome verification

The traceability of our supply chain and environmental impact assessment conducted and verified by BCome show a greater volume of impact savings compared to the industry standard.

Invested in El Salvador supply chain

With recent investments in solar energy generation and water recycling techniques, our El Salvador supply chain continues to lead in innovation for responsible manufacturing. 37% of the energy used in our El Salvador supply chain is on-site generated solar power. 75% of the energy used in our El Salvador supply chain comes from renewable sources. Up to 60% of water used for production in our El Salvador supply chain is recycled.

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