New scorecard reveals backsliding in fashion industry emissions
- Editor
- Jun 19
- 1 min read
A recent 2025 Fossil Free Fashion Scorecard by Stand.earth indicates a concerning trend among top fashion brands, with over 40% increasing their emissions.
The scorecard evaluated 42 leading brands, revealing that only three (7%) are on track to meet the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C target. In contrast, 17 brands (40%) reported increased emissions compared to baseline years. Shein received an 'F' grade for a 170% rise in emissions over two years, joining Boohoo and Aritzia. H&M, however, earned the highest grade (B+), lauded for financing supplier decarbonization and engaging in climate advocacy.
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