SEATTLE – US fashion group the House of LR&C has become the latest company to earn B Corp certification.
B Corporations, of which there are more than 4,500 globally, are subjected to rigorous assessments which measure efforts across five impact areas: governance, workers, customers, community and environment.
“Since inception sustainability and being a force for good have always been a core component of the house’s foundation, and we’re committed to holding ourselves transparently accountable so our customers don’t have to choose between fashion and responsibility,” commented Christine Day, the firm’s co-founder and CEO.
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