In our 50th anniversary year, BESTSELLER's Annual Report 2024-25 highlights a year of celebration, solid financial results and progress across key strategic areas. With increased revenue and continued investment in innovation and sustainability, we remain committed to delivering on our ambitions - acknowledging both achievements and areas where we still have work to do.

With the Supply Chain Due Diligence Report 2024-25, BESTSELLER aims to provide stakeholders, including industry partners, NGOs, and regulatory bodies even more detailed insights into its due diligence approach and efforts in reducing the environmental and social impact of the factories where our products are made.

Our Sustainability Report is part of our Annual Report and covers the financial year for the companies BESTSELLER A/S and VILA A/S.

Get the full insight in our newest sustainability reporting or take a look at past years endeavours in the achieve.

BESTSELLER’S Public Factory List includes a full account of our Tier 1 factories, related Tier 0 factories, as well as our preferred materials suppliers (Tier 2). We publish a public factory list once every two months.

In addition to publicly disclosing our factory list on our own site, BESTSELLER also publishes our supplier data via Open Supply Hub.

BESTSELLER is committed to respect and promote human rights. We report on, among others, our human rights work in our annual sustainability report.

To meet the requirements of the Norwegian Transparency Act, we produce a separate annual statement on our approach to human rights due diligence in our own operations as well as in our supply chain (Redegjørelse for aktsomhetsvurderinger)    

The UN SDGs are critical to sustainability at BESTSELLER. We believe our sustainability efforts should consider all 17 SDGs, however, for the fashion industry, some are more pertinent than others.

We acknowledge that there are issues which we cannot solve on our own, and we believe that collaboration is key to finding solutions and making lasting changes.

We have joined various multi-stakeholder initiatives and partnerships through which we address industry specific challenges and opportunities together with other retailers, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and industry associations.