Tommy Hilfiger Sustainability Commitments
2025
Source key materials responsibly
Tommy Hilfiger has said it aims to source 100% of its cotton, viscose, and wool from more sustainable sources by 2025. In plain terms, that means cotton should come from organic, regenerative, or recycled sources, while viscose and wool should come from recycled, organic, or certified sources. This is a major materials target because fabric choice affects land use, chemicals, and waste.
2025
Make packaging easier to reuse
The brand has said it wants 100% of its packaging to be recyclable, reusable, or compostable by 2025, and it says products should reach customers without oil-based single-use plastic. Compostable means a material can break down into natural matter under the right conditions. This target focuses on reducing packaging waste across the supply chain.
2025
Remove hazardous chemicals
Good On You says Tommy Hilfiger has set a target to eliminate hazardous chemicals by 2025 and claims it is on track. Hazardous chemicals are substances that can harm workers, water, or ecosystems if they are not managed carefully. This commitment is part of the brand’s wider environmental policy work.
2050
Reach net zero emissions
Through the Fashion Pact, PVH and its brands backed an industry goal to reach zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Greenhouse gases are the main gases that warm the planet. This is a long-term climate commitment tied to the wider fashion industry, not just Tommy Hilfiger alone.
