Tentree

98% of the product range uses eco-friendly materials: organic cotton (majority of cotton), recycled polyester (via REPREVE from recycled plastic bottles), TENCEL Lyocell (closed-loop wood pulp fibre), hemp, and cork details. Some fabrics are OEKO-TEX or bluesign certified. The brand joined the Textile Exchange 2025 Sustainable Cotton Challenge and Recycled Polyester Challenge. A small portion of cotton remains conventional (from a supplier supporting rural artisans where certification is challenging). Natural dyes used for some India-sourced products.

Published factory list with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers, including locations, employee counts, and certifications. Most factories are certified by WRAP, BSCI, Fairtrade, WFTO, or SEDEX/SMETA. Regular announced and unannounced audits. Supplier Code of Conduct requires compliance with ILO standards including living wage, freedom of association, and no forced labour. However, there is no evidence workers are paid living wages, and manufacturing occurs in countries with extreme risk of labour abuse (China, Vietnam, India). Some of the 23 factories have not yet been visited by Tentree directly.

Climate Neutral Certified since 2020: measures and offsets all emissions (manufacturing, shipping, business travel, utilities)—in 2022, planted 25.4 million trees across 10 countries, sequestering 9.6 million tonnes of CO2e. Total planted: 100+ million trees toward a 1 billion by 2030 goal. Tree planting is verified through local partners (Trees for the Future, Eden Reforestation Projects, ECOAN, Global Forest Generation) with photo verification stations. Clothing take-back program via SuperCircle partnership for recycling/resale. FSC-certified paper hangtags (100% recycled), 100% post-consumer recycled plastic mailers.

Published factory list with names, locations, employee counts, certifications, and social compliance details for Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. Annual sustainability report with detailed strategic information, Partnered with Textile Genesis for blockchain-based fibre tracing (launching full circle traceability). QR code on every product tag lets customers track exactly where their 10 trees are planted and what species. Eco-impact data on product pages. Among the most transparent brands in mid-market sustainable apparel.

T-shirts at $30–$50, hoodies at $60–$80, joggers at $60–$80, jackets at $80–$140, positioned at the affordable end of sustainable apparel (comparable to mainstream brands like Patagonia or prAna, but often less expensive). The tree-planting program adds tangible environmental value with each purchase. Material quality is generally praised (though some reviewers note quality has declined slightly in recent years). Frequent sales further improve accessibility.