Footwear: 3 companies
Ranked by grade, best first. How we rank How grades are decided
Ranked by grade, best first. How we rank
Good first, then On Track, then the two poor grades. Within a grade, stronger evidence, fewer problems and lower-risk countries come first, and stars move Good companies up. How grades are decided
773 brands rated so far in Clothing & footwear. Broad coverage of the global clothing, footwear and accessories brands you're likely to come across, from big chains to small labels, with many Australian brands. Read the Clothing & footwear guide for what goes wrong in the industry and what earns each grade. Missing one? Ask us to research it.
Grade
Any grade 31AdidasUnion rights breach, last recorded in 2012 · Clothing & footwearSportswear, sneakers and athletic apparelPublishes some details, but doesn't show its workers are paid and treated fairly.Lacks transparencyPartly verified2Jack WolfskinForced labour, last recorded in 2023 · Clothing & footwearOutdoor clothing, footwear and gearHas recent confirmed harm to workers that it hasn't put right.Harm on recordVerified3PUMAForced labour, last recorded in 2024 · Clothing & footwearSportswear, sports shoes and accessoriesHas recent confirmed harm to workers that it hasn't put right.Harm on recordPartly verified
- Good and goes above and beyond (3 to 6 stars)
- Best available: the strongest in a category with no Good brand yet
- Est. = estimated, nothing found about the company itself
- * = self-reported