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Supreme Five Sustainability Actions

Supplier monitoring policies

Supreme has policies in place to monitor its suppliers. Good On You says this is a positive step because it shows the brand is trying to keep track of how products are made. The same assessment also says the brand still lacks stronger action in other areas, such as safer chemicals and better labour protections. So this is a real policy step, but not a full solution.

Science-based emissions target

Supreme has set a science-based target to cut greenhouse gas emissions in both its own operations and its supply chain. A science-based target is a climate goal that follows what scientists say is needed to limit warming. Good On You notes that the brand says it is not on track to meet that target, which suggests the plan exists but the progress is weak.

Biodiversity policy in supply chain

Supreme has published a biodiversity protection policy that applies to part of its supply chain. Biodiversity means the variety of living things in nature. This policy suggests the brand has started to think about nature impacts, but Good On You only credits it for some of the supply chain, not all of it.

Animal welfare policy

Supreme has a formal animal welfare policy based on the Five Domains model, which is a framework for judging animal well-being. Good On You also says some of the wool and down it uses is certified by the Responsible Wool Standard and Responsible Down Standard. It traces most animal-derived materials to the first production stage, which helps with basic supply chain tracking.

COVID-19 worker protections

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Supreme disclosed policies meant to protect supply chain workers from the virus. This is a past action rather than a long-term sustainability plan, but it shows the brand did publish some worker-health measures during a major disruption.

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