Fair Labor Association
The brand's whole labour programme is assessed, including unannounced visits to its factories.
- Counts as working towards a living wage, which can make a brand Almost good
What it is
The Fair Labor Association accredits a brand's whole approach to workers' rights. Independent assessors make unannounced factory visits, and the brand must fix what they find and publish the results.
What it checks
- Unannounced factory assessments
- Public reports of what was found and fixed
- A fair compensation (wages) programme
What it doesn't
- It's funded partly by member brands
- It doesn't require a living wage to be paid now
Brands with Fair Labor Association in clothing & footwear
PatagoniaClothing & footwear · Outdoor clothing and gearGoodPartly verifiedOuterknownClothing & footwear · Surf-inspired men's and women's clothingAlmost goodPartly verifiedUniqloForced or child labour reports · Clothing & footwear · Everyday basics and casualwearPoorPartly verifiedAdidasForced or child labour reports · Clothing & footwear · Sportswear, sneakers and athletic apparelPoorPartly verifiedNikeForced or child labour reports · Clothing & footwear · Sportswear, sneakers and athletic apparelPoorPartly verified