Continental Clothing & Earth Positive

Continental Clothing Company has been running a pro-active social responsibility programme since early 2006. All the Company's manufacturing facility have been audited for social compliance and are running active monitoring programmes in accordance with standards advocated by the International Labour Organisation, the Ethical Trading Initiative and other international bodies.

Click here to view Continental Clothing's extensive Social Responsibility statement.

Fruit Of The Loom - The Fruit Code

Fruit Of The Loom is committed to conducting our business in accordance with the highest standards of business ethics and human rights. We appreciate that other countries have different cultural, legal and ethical systems. However, the Fruit Code states that any facilities we use must always satisfy our basic requirements.

Click here to view Fruit Of The Loom's ethical code of conduct  "The Fruit Code"

Gildan - One of Canada’s 50 Best Corporate Citizens

In its June 22nd edition of 2009, Maclean’s magazine, presented its inaugural list of Canada’s 50 Best Corporate Citizens, in which Gildan was included. Each of the 50 companies featured on this list was either Canadian-listed or a wholly owned subsidiary of a foreign-listed company with significant operations or brand presence in Canada. The 50 Most Socially Responsible Companies were selected on the basis of their performance across a broad range of environmental, social and governance indicators tracked by Jantzi Research.

Click here to view Gildan's extensive corporate social responsibility website

American Apparel - Made Ethically In The USA

Within our business model, knitting, dyeing, cutting, sewing, photography, marketing, distribution, and design all happen in the company's facilities in Los Angeles. The company operates the largest garment factory in the United States, at a time when most apparel production has moved offshore. With our recently opened stores in China, we are now selling Made in USA clothing in the largest consumer market in the world.

Click here to view more information on American Apparel's Vertical Integration model