Samsøe Samsøe, CSR

Samsøe Samsøe recognizes that our core business may have impacts on the environment. We strive to contribute to environmental sustainability, wherever possible and viable. We are also committed to contributing to international principles for social and economic sustainability e.g. human rights and anti-corruption. We want to positively impact the people and societies where we operate. Our directors are our allies in ensuring that our CSR commitments and strategies will be implemented.

Please read more here: Commitment Strategy

This code of conduct is to ensure that our business is carried out in an ethical and responsible way. The values that we set out are followed by our own business, by our suppliers and by their subcontractors.

Please read more here: Code of Conduct

We are fully aware of the roles and responsibilities that we have as a company. We have implemented the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains in the garment industry to properly identify, prioritise and manage risk throughout our supply chain.

Please read more here:
Human Rights Policy
Equality and Diversity Policy
Modern Slavery Policy

This Code of Ethics is mandatory for all business partners of Samsøe Samsøe that supply goods and/or services, act on behalf of, or have other kinds of collaborations with Samsøe Samsøe such as e.g. suppliers, vendors, consultants, landlords, agents, service providers and other organisations.

Please read more here: Anti-Corruption Policy

A person is a child until the age of 18. We recognise the rights of every child to be protected from economic exploitation and from performing any work that is likely to be hazardous or to interfere with the child’s education, or to be harmful to the child’s health or physical, mental, spiritual, moral or social development.

Please read more here: Child Labour Policy

Animal welfare is very important to us. We believe that animals should be treated with care, respect and dignity, as per The Five Freedoms. These standards focus on and affect the raw materials involved in the production of our clothing.

Please read more here: Animal Welfare Policy

While the environmental impacts associated with fabric and textile processing can be harmful, there are also fabrics that leave a smaller and better environmental footprint. We are committed to taking the necessary steps to constantly improve our environmental footprint. By shifting from conventional to more sustainable materials, we can make a positive change within the fashion industry. A global shortage of vital resources makes it necessary that we will prioritise the use of recycled materials such as recycled cotton.

Please read more here:
Material Strategy
Restricted Substance List
Climate Change Policy