A HERITAGE of SUSTAINABILITY
Our founders traveled the world upcycling surplus clothing to mend, modernise and make their own. More than 40 years later, that spirit of adventure and singular vision for sustainability continues today.
BETTER with AGE
Making better decisions for our collective future is a commitment we take seriously. Explore Banana Republic's legacy of upcycling and our dedication to biodiversity, developing more sustainable styles and circular design practices. It's about making a difference, one garment at a time.
IMPACT on BIODIVERSITY
We believe in protecting our environment by sourcing materials like organic cotton and Responsible Wool. We thoughtfully consider the impacts that growing fibres has on both wild and cultivated landscapes - and aim to help protect them from unsafe chemicals. We encourage healthy soil and aim to improve animal welfare and help maintain healthy natural spaces.
OUR GOALS
Today, we're working harder than ever to make our business more sustainable by setting bold goals.
BY 2023 WE AIM TO USE
50% MORE SUSTAINABLE FIBRES
Sourcing more sustainable cotton, partnering with CanopyStyle compliant suppliers to source preferred man-made cellulosics; sourcing recycled and responsible wool from vendors that are compliant under the Responsible Wool Standards; organic linen and recycled polyester.
65%
of our goal
BY 2023 WE AIM TO USE
MORE SUSTAINABLE DENIM
Including water-saving solutions via GAP Inc Washwell Program, more sustainable fabrics, dye methods, finishing techniques, and trims than conventional methods and using new materials respectively. Banana Republic partnered with Ellen MacArthur Foundation Jean's Redesign project to introduce organic cotton denim and produce a 100% recyclable jean.
75%
of our goal