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rollienation Sustainability Actions

Launched Eco by Rollie

Rollie Nation has created an “Eco by Rollie” collection as part of its sustainability effort. The brand says it redesigned its Derby and Weekender styles using material innovation to lower their footprint. It also says it reused, recycled, and reimagined materials in the process. This suggests the company is trying to reduce the impact of some products, but it does not publish detailed data here on how much impact was cut or which materials were used in each item.

Set factory conduct rules

Rollie Nation says it has a Code of Conduct for the factories it uses. The brand states that it does not allow child labour, wants safe and ethical working conditions, and requires suppliers to follow all applicable laws and rules. It also says the materials used in its products are lead-free and chrome-free. These are basic supply-chain controls, but the page does not show independent audits or public factory reports.

Works with long-term factories

The brand says it works with two main factories in China and one in Portugal, and describes these as long-term partnerships. It also says its founder has regular visits with suppliers and has built relationships over many years. Rollie presents this as a way to keep production running smoothly and to support fair pay and good working conditions. However, the page gives only the brand’s own account and does not provide outside verification.

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