Sustainability

Bringing products into the world leaves a footprint. That is an undeniable fact. Our ambition is to limit ours and to join the industry in making change for the better. Björn Borg is committed to following the 1.5-degree pathway and cutting our emissions in half by 2030.

We also commit to protect you, our workers, and our staff. We commit to offer nothing but sustainably sourced and long-lasting products, to make conscious choices about transports and energy, and to cause no unnecessary harm to nature.

Fashion is not sustainable. Period.

Today, all our garments are either made from a minimum of 70% sustainable material or support the Better Cotton Initiative and its mission to improve cotton farming practices in the world.

We can do more. Among our goals:

- To reach 50% sustainably sourced bags by 2023 and 100% by 2025.

- 100% sustainable and easily recyclable material/constructions used for packaging by 2023.

Help us work for a better tomorrow through planning your wardrobe and your purchases, through buying high-quality products that can be used for years to come, and through handing down or recycling once the product has reached its life’s end.

Our products

Our products are always developed with sustainability in mind. We are constantly making sure that we are up to speed with the latest sustainable materials and production techniques.

Sustainably Sourced Materials

Are you lost in the jungle of materials and strange production tecniques? No wonder. The textile industry is constantly making progress in developing new, inventive materials and it can be hard to keep up. But we've got you covered.

Environment

As a player in the second most polluting industry in the world after the oil industry, we have a very special responsibility that needs to be taken seriously. People need clothes, but we can contribute to change through taking action to decrease our carbon footprint.

Green your Laundry

Doing laundry uses a lot of energy and produces tons of greenhouse gases every year. The higher the temperature, the more by-products are released into the earth's atmosphere.

Production & Human Rights

Björn Borg has been a member of Amfori for many years and applies the Amfori BSCI Code of Conduct. This means that the factories that produce our garments are contracted to follow certain regulations regarding human rights, security and working conditions

Our Stores

All Björn Borg store interiors and store displays are made from recyclable materials, and so are our bags hangers and store signs.