Understanding our emissions better is the first step to reduce our footprint. We are collaborating with experts in the field to measure the impact generated by our production activities in order to reduce our emissions across the entire supply chain. We are changing heating systems, windows and lighting in our main buildings; and by 2025 the electricity we source worldwide will be 100% renewable. And while our journey into being more sustainable has already begun, we also take responsibility in our emissions caused by buildings, manufacturing, company vehicles, electricity, and heating (Scope 1 and 2) and direct Greenhouse Gas emissions caused by business travel and logistics (Scope 3) by offsetting these emissions.

We not only take care of what happens inside our house, we require our supply chain partners to follow the Richemont Code of conduct, as well. We are proud to be part of the Leather Working Group to ensure we work with a network of global suppliers that take social and environmental considerations into account. Our goals are to achieve: Leather sourced 100% from Europe and from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group, by 2023. C02 neutrality by 2023 in the leather we use - from slaughterhouse to the finished products.

We are aware that the materials we use are finite, and it is important to us as a company to extend their lifespan whenever possible. As a result, we have developed new plastic-free packaging for both clients and logistics which uses only recycled materials. All our products using nylon are fully recyclable and sourced from recycled plastic. In addition, we’re already recycling all the metal parts of our leather products and leftover materials. These are transformed into new products, thereby lowering our environmental footprint.