Supply Chain Due Diligence Report

Our Supply Chain Due Diligence Report is part of our commitment to transparency and aligns with internationally recognised due diligence frameworks, including the OECD Due Diligence Guidance and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. With over 400 suppliers and 700 factories in 15 countries employing around 750,000 people, we continue working to improve transparency and strengthen our due diligence processes year on year.

Region of enhanced due diligence: Bangladesh

Bangladesh is an essential country in BESTSELLER's global supply chain. BESTSELLER sources from 99 factories employing an estimated 350,000 people in the country.

Given BESTSELLER’s significant business presence in Bangladesh, the ongoing political instability and associated risks necessitate a continuous assessment of emerging threats to human rights and a proactive approach to human rights due diligence. 

As part of its commitment to responsible business conduct, BESTSELLER has published an enhanced human rights due dilligence report, which details BESTSELLER’s enhanced focus on human rights, steps taken to mitigate identified risks and expectations for suppliers. 

Region of heightened due diligence: Myanmar

BESTSELLER has been active in Myanmar since 2014. Since then, our due diligence has increased year on year, and with the unrest and instability following the coup in 2021, BESTSELLER has continuously monitored the situation in Myanmar closely – to act accordingly in line with the occurring situation and to make sure that our corporate social responsibility meets the highest international standards.

As part of our commitment to responsible business conduct, BESTSELLER has published a region of heightened human rights due diligence report, which offers transparency into our comprehension and approach to heightened due diligence in Myanmar. The report’s aim is to provide clarity on the measures undertaken to promote, protect, and remedy human rights concerns in this region.