Reformation

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What is Climate Neutrality

A state in which human activities result in no net effect on the climate system. Requires balancing of residual greenhouse gas emissions with reductions or removals. All Climate Neutral Certified brands must meet climate neutrality standards for measuring, offsetting, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from making and delivering products and services.

This certification covers business activities and operations for the following brands :

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Reformation achieved Climate Neutral Certification as part of 's certification process. 's measurement, offsetting and reduction plans fully account for Reformation's 2021 emissions

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01 Measure

Reformation measured Scope 1, 2 and 3 cradle-to-customer emissions following categories and approaches established in the Climate Neutral standards.

GHG Scope 1

GHG Protocol Scope 1

Emissions from energy used in buildings, fleets, and equipment.

84 tCO2e

0 tCO2e

GHG Scope 3

GHG Protocol Scope 3

Emissions from raw materials, manufacturing, shipping, air travel, and other activities in the supply chain.

33,623 tCO2e

Total Emissions

Total Carbon Emissions

The sum of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.

33,707 tCO2e

02 Offset

Reformation invested in projects outside of their value chain to compensate for all of their measured carbon emissions. This step supports their climate neutrality designation, and enables Reformation to take responsibility for historical emissions that can’t be reduced.

Total Investment in Carbon Credits

$70,200

Reformation's credits came from:

Emissions Offset

Offset equivalency

For reference, reducing a footprint by 1000 tonnes is roughly equal to removing 230 passenger vehicles from the road for a year.

33,707 tCO2e

Lifetime Emissions Offsets

tCO2e

03 Reduce

Reformation has set targets and identified actions to reduce their emissions from operations and their supply chain. These actions will enable Reformation to emit fewer emissions in the future.

Mid Term Targets

Reformation has committed to reducing 2021 emissions 42% by 2030.

This target is aligned with global trajectories to limit climate warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Mid Term Targets

This target is aligned with global trajectories to limit climate warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Reduction Actions

Reformation is implementing a Reduction Action Plan to reduce emissions from within its own operations and supply chain.

Current Year Reduction Actions

What We’re Reducing

We plan to reduce the carbon intensity of our products by 7% year over year

How We'll Reduce It

We will open a second distribution center in Europe to service our international markets

What We’re Reducing

We will eliminate the use of conventional silk and cashmere by 2023.

How We'll Reduce It

We will work with our supply chain, product development, and design teams to find alternatives.

What We’re Reducing

How We'll Reduce It

What We’re Reducing

How We'll Reduce It

We plan to reduce the carbon intensity of our products by 7% year over year
We will eliminate the use of conventional silk and cashmere by 2023.

In Progress Reductions

30%

What We’re Reducing

We plan to reduce emissions from fibers used in our products.

How We'll Reduce It

We will replace conventional silk and conventional cashmere with lower-impact fibers.

15%

What We’re Reducing

We plan to reduce emissions from inbound and outbound transportation of products.

How We'll Reduce It

We will optimize transportation routes and switch to lower-emission transportation modes and fuels whenever possible.

What We’re Reducing

How We'll Reduce It

What We’re Reducing

How We'll Reduce It

We plan to reduce the carbon intensity of our products by 7% year over year
We will eliminate the use of conventional silk and cashmere by 2023.

Completed Reductions