Kotn

Kotn demonstrates exceptional transparency by tracing its supply chain from farm to finished product, working directly with over 5,000 Egyptian cotton farmers and publicly sharing information about its supply chain partners.

Kotn's products are primarily plant-based, avoiding animal-derived materials, and the brand is considered cruelty-free.

Kotn holds a B Corporation certification with a high score, reflecting its commitment to social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.

Kotn pays farmers 35% above market rates and ensures living wages in its supply chain, though some wages may still fall below the estimated living wage for certain regions.

Kotn primarily uses long-staple Egyptian cotton and incorporates organic cotton and other sustainable fibers, though not all materials are certified organic.

Kotn employs water recycling systems in its production processes but lacks comprehensive public data on overall water usage and pollution control measures.

Kotn uses recycled and recyclable materials for packaging but lacks a formal program for managing textile waste or product end-of-life.

There is limited publicly available information regarding Kotn's energy efficiency initiatives or use of renewable energy sources.

While Kotn focuses on creating durable products, it does not have a formal take-back, repair, or recycling program to promote circularity.

Kotn does not currently publish comprehensive data on its carbon footprint or greenhouse gas emissions, indicating a need for greater transparency in this area.