MILLET

More than 30% of the materials that Millet uses are considered responsible (in the Winter 22/23 collection) and 96% of the materials are Oeko-tex or Bluesign certified. The products are almost entirely free of widely criticized fluorinated substances (PFCs). A list of dangerous substances is also imposed on suppliers, based on the strict Oeko-tex Detox standard. An end-of-life product solution is available for our consumers, who by returning their end-of-life products to the brand, enable their sorting and recycling. Finally, the share of annualized and renewed products increases each year, which reduces dependence on trends and fashion.

80% of the supplier base with which Millet works is either audited by the SMETA SEDEX standard (environmental and social), or by checking whether they have certification or an audit from other official organizations. This production chain is completely transparent and visible on the brand's website. Finally, more than 40% of products are manufactured in the group's factories in Europe / North Africa.

Since 2013, the company has been developing a strong CSR strategy, in collaboration with all of its stakeholders, from suppliers to customers and employees. Many associations are supported to act on the environment or social impact. Finally, a climate strategy has been in place since 2019 to measure, reduce and contribute to global carbon neutrality.