Carbon Reporting 2022

We are pleased to report that our scope 1 emissions decreased, and our scope 2 emissions remained static, between 2021 and 2022.

2022

In areas where we have invested resource and implemented action plans we can see positive results in the data. For example, as we develop our electric fleet, employee fuel consumption lowered and carbon emissions reduced by 26% to 171.4 tCOz over the year period. Additionally, through tighter monitoring and control of our waste intensity (see more on page 68) we have reduced our impact by 35% in 2022 to 1,345.8 kg/FTEs.

Unlike many other outerwear brands, more than half of our production emissions fall under scope 1 & 2, as we own the factories where the majority of our styles are produced.

The rise in scope 3 emissions is in line with our expectations, as between 2021 and 2022 we further expanded the scope of upstream emissions to include more business impacts. For example, this year we included employee commuting emissions into the data for the first time at a total of 92.1 tCO2.

Our scope 3 remit will continue to expand each year, as we report on a greater number of downstream emissions in the next 2023 assessment. We'll also continue to develop our suite of reduction strategies across scope 1, 2 and 3 and look forward to reporting on developments next year.

171.4tCO2

Scope 1

Fuel from vehicles

Heating with natural gas

67.5tCO2

Scope 2

Electricity Heating Water

609.1tCO2

Scope 3

Business travels Sorted waste in HQ and selected stores

Transportation and distribution

848tCO2

(Total operational GhG emissions)

2021

Scope 1, 171.4tCO2

Scope 2, 67.5tCO2

Scope 3, 609.1tCO2

Total, 746.3tCO2