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When Net-a-Porter launched Net Sustain, its sustainability-focused product category in 2019, it started with just 26 brands. Now, it features nearly 200 brands, with more to come in 2025, reflecting the demand for sustainable fashion among its luxury customers.
“It’s about creating a platform that champions brands committed to doing better for the planet and its people,” said Vikki Kavanagh, managing director of Net-a-Porter and Mr. Porter. “As a retailer, the carbon footprint of all our brand partners combined accounts for the vast majority of our scope three emissions.”
Scope three emissions are indirect emissions from a company’s value chain, such as those from suppliers and product use. They often make up the largest portion of a company’s total carbon footprint, and reducing them is crucial for achieving meaningful sustainability. “The contribution of any brand partner in reducing their impact, whether large or small, also helps to collectively lower our own footprint,” said Kavanagh.
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