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Nylon/polyamide is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber with a poor environmental sustainability profile unless it is sustainably sourced. This is primarily due to high greenhouse gas emissions, microfiber pollution, and increasing demand for the extraction of virgin non-renewable resources.

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Elastane (also known as spandex) is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber used to improve stretch and elasticity, but unless sustainably sourced, it has a poor environmental sustainability profile due to microfiber pollution and high emissions.

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Founded in 1984 in New York, USA, EILEEN FISHER is a brand known for its timeless, high-quality collections. For the full impact analysis, read our EILEEN FISHER sustainability report.

Its environmental sustainability efforts include sourcing a high percentage of preferred fibers, including pioneering the widespread use of organic linen. It implements robust emissions-cutting measures and participates in extended producer responsibility via programs like Eileen Fisher Renew.
Its social sustainability efforts focus on supply chain transparency, fair wages, and inclusive workplace policies, backed by third-party audits and Fair Trade certifications. However, silk remains a gap in its animal welfare strategy, which it's filling via transitioning to organic silk. It's not a vegan brand.
EILEEN FISHER is B Corp certified, and its latest 2024 B Impact Score was 109.4 (View on B Corp).

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