How We Create

We’re committed to providing everyone we serve with products made more sustainably and responsibly.

Sustainable Materials in Our Private Brands

We strive to increase our use of sustainably-sourced and recycled materials in our private brands, including:

Sustainably-Sourced Cotton

Our goal is to increase the percentage of cotton in our private brands that is sourced using more sustainable practices than conventional cotton, through partnerships that work with farmers to reduce chemicals, water usage and carbon emissions. We work with the Better Cotton Initiative as part of this effort.

Recycled Fibers

Our goal is to increase the percentage of recycled fibers used in our private brands. We use standards such as the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and the Recycled Claim Standard to help ensure our recycled materials meet quality and traceability requirements.

Sustainably-Sourced Viscose

Our goal is to increase the percentage of viscose in our private brands that is sourced using more sustainable practices than conventional viscose, including ensuring that wood pulp fiber materials are not derived from ancient or endangered forests. This work is supported by our membership in Canopy.

Responsibly Produced

It matters to us that the products we carry are produced with demonstrated efforts to protect workers and the environment.

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Employees at a computer.
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Stitch Fix Vendors and Code of Conduct

Our vendor relationships are based on shared ethics. Through our Vendor Code of Conduct, our vendors are encouraged to minimize their environmental impact and are required to provide working conditions that uphold local labor laws and international standards for worker and human rights.

Private Brands Factories

We conduct regular audits of our private brands factories. Read more in the links below.

Conflict-free Minerals

We require our vendors to ensure minerals mined in known conflict areas are not used in our products.

Stitch Fix x ThredUp

Together with ThredUp, we’re making it easy to give your quality preloved clothes the best possible chance at a second life. Let’s keep wearable garments where they belong—in use and out of landfill. You can find all of the details here: https://stitchfix.thredup.com/

Animal Welfare

We are committed to practices that support the humane treatment of animals. Aligned to this, we do not sell any products with animal fur, angora and mohair.

Sustainable Packaging

Boxes are made from 100% post-recycled FSC-certified material and are recyclable. We use 100% FSC-certified recycled and recyclable in-box kraft paper.

Responsibly Produced

It matters to us that the products we carry are produced with demonstrated efforts to protect workers and the environment.

Masked employee sewing.

Stitch Fix Vendors and Code of Conduct

Our vendor relationships are based on shared ethics. Through our Vendor Code of Conduct, our vendors are encouraged to minimize their environmental impact and are required to provide working conditions that uphold local labor laws and international standards for worker and human rights.

Private Brands Factories

We conduct regular audits of our private brands factories. Read more in the links below.

Conflict-free minerals

We require our vendors to ensure minerals mined in known conflict areas are not used in our products.

Stitch Fix x ThredUp

Together with ThredUp, we’re making it easy to give your quality preloved clothes the best possible chance at a second life. Let’s keep wearable garments where they belong—in use and out of landfill. You can find all of the details here: https://stitchfix.thredup.com/

Animal Welfare

We are committed to practices that support the humane treatment of animals. Aligned to this, we do not sell any products with animal fur, angora and mohair.

Sustainable Packaging

Boxes are made from 100% post-recycled FSC-certified material and are recyclable. We use 100% FSC-certified recycled and recyclable in-box kraft paper.

Factory employee working.