FatFace launches net zero supplier scheme

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Two of the brand’s largest Indian suppliers have already joined the initiative, which aims to significantly reduce scope 3 emissions

HAVANT – British lifestyle clothing brand FatFace has launched a new “net zero partnership” scheme for suppliers as it looks to drive decarbonisation across its supply chain.

FatFace, which became B Corp-certified in April 2023 and was acquired by Next later that year, is aiming to build on its latest ESG strategy released in 2020 by delivering greater cuts in its scope 3 emissions, which account for over 98% of the brand's total footprint.

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