We want to better understand where emissions occur along our value chain – and learn from it. That's why we calculated our CO₂ emissions for the first time for the year 2024.

This included Scope 3 emissions from areas such as products, transportation and business travel. For potential Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, sufficient data was not yet available for the period reviewed. In total, emissions for 2024 amount to 5,188.75 t CO₂e.

Calculations like these help us better understand our largest sources of emissions. In addition, we also look at example product calculations: For a Beverly Pant (black, size M, manufactured in Serbia), for instance, emissions amount to approximately 8.8 kg CO₂e (±1.9 kg) per product.
These insights help us assess where – for example in materials or transportation – emissions could potentially be reduced. We're already working on calculating our Corporate Carbon Footprint for 2025 to further improve our data foundation.

An important lever lies in production – especially in energy use at our suppliers. That's why we systematically track how much energy for electricity and heating is used, and from which sources. At the same time, we're in dialogue with our partners to improve our data foundation and jointly explore opportunities for energy savings or the use of lower-emission energy sources.