State Of Escape Sustainability Profile

What do our labels mean?

State of Escape describes itself as a certified B Corporation and says it is embracing a business-wide journey towards heightened environmental, social and governance standards. The company states that it aims to create timeless, high quality, versatile products designed to last, while minimising environmental impact across its operations and supply chain. It uses a made-to-order production model to reduce surplus inventory and overproduction, and says it works with local suppliers and stakeholders in Sydney, Australia. The brand also refers to supplier screening, a Code of Conduct, and an ISO14000-compliant Environmental Management System.

About State Of Escape

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
Australia

State Of Escape Sustainability Actions

Achieved B Corp certification

As of March 2024, State of Escape is a proud B Corporation, having achieved an overall score of 87.9 on B Lab’s Impact Assessment. The process of becoming a B Corporation was rigorous, exacting and necessitated in depth consultation and examination of our practices and procedures – an honest review of our impact.

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Uses made-to-order production

State of Escape works to minimize our environmental impact across our localised operations and supply chain through the application of a made to order production model, mitigating the risks associated with surplus inventory and overproduction.

Sources locally in Sydney

A majority of our non-labour expenses are spent with local suppliers, makers and vendors, located within an 80km radius of our head office in Sydney, Australia. In our B Lab Impact Assessment, State of Escape scored highly in regard to our positive contribution to local economic growth.

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Member of SEDEX

State of Escape is a member of SEDEX, the Supplier Ethical Data Exchange, which is the largest collaborative platform for sharing ethical supply chain data. SEDEX offers an internationally recognised audit program that follows the standards set out by the International Labor Organization (ILO) and Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI).

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Uses supplier screening

We engage in comprehensive and prerequisite supplier screening at the outset of a working relationship, so that we can determine if we would be partnering with a supplier whose values align with ours.

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State Of Escape Sustainability Commitments

2024

Continue ESG improvement

At State of Escape, as a certified B Corporation, we are embracing a business-wide journey towards heightened environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards. In 2024, we wholeheartedly welcome the opportunity to hold ourselves accountable to our goals.

2024

Support diversity and inclusion

As a female owned and operated company, State of Escape is committed to supporting diversity, equity and inclusion as integral aspects to our success as a business and a brand.

2024

Improve materials and textiles

We are consciously and continuously looking at ways to reimagine and improve our use of materials. We aim to source innovative textiles with sustainable qualities, and seek partners who are also passionate about reducing environmental impact.