Our climate targets are aligned with the latest scientific research and data and are approved by Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

With offices, warehouses and operational buildings across the globe, we can reduce our direct footprint with energy reduction targets and renewable energy.

Through a power purchase agreement (PPA), we are sourcing enough renewable electricity from our parent company’s solar power plant to match our electricity use in all our owned and operated buildings in the European Economic Area. With this PPA – alongside contracts with local renewable energy plants that match our electricity consumption outside Europe – we achieved our first science-based target in late 2021.
In a remarkable collaboration, several international fashion companies are collectively investing to accelerate the necessary transformation of the fashion industry's production processes. The initiative aims to achieve a significant overall reduction in CO2 emissions in the fashion industry.
Recent results show that investment in using biofuel for ocean transport has avoided 37,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions since 2021.
With solar power installations on factory roofs in Bangladesh, BESTSELLER will contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in textile factories producing clothes and shoes for the fashion industry.
In almost 100 pages, we unfold our latest steps in the right direction.
BESTSELLER's online business is more climate-friendly thanks to an agreement with transport and logistics company FREJA.
With 207 megawatts, the ambition is to contribute to the green transition and ensure more renewable energy on the European electricity grid. The park is financed by HEARTLAND, the parent company of BESTSELLER, which will cover its electricity consumption with solar energy from the park.
A biofuel transport agreement on ocean services marks another step towards BESTSELLER’s Fashion FWD ambitions
Try saying ‘Polyhydroxyalkanoates’ three times in a row. No? Well, maybe it’s time to learn, as it could be the future material in fashion.
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