Energy
1 MW of rooftop solar
1 MW of installed capacity following the latest expansion, generating 524,221 kWh in 2025. Solar contribution has risen from 25% to 35% of consumption.
Rooftop array, B1 unit
Sustainability
Responsible by design, not by exception.
20 independent certifications and verifications govern how we source materials, manage chemicals, treat wastewater and look after the people who make our garments. Each one is audited by a third party — not self-declared.
Cutting floor, Gurgaon — waste is segregated at source into fabric, recyclable and biodegradable streams.
35%
Renewable energy
30%
Process water recycled
(one unit)
(one unit)
99%
Waste diverted from landfill
~90%
Certified sustainable materials
Where we are
What we've achieved to date.
Measured, audited and reported — not estimated. Figures are 2025–26 unless stated.
Water
13,000 litres/hour ETP capacity
269,550 litres of water recycled year-to-date in 2026, with 30% of process water recycled and returned for reuse. The recycling plant is currently installed at one of our units; two more follow by 2029.
At our first manufacturing facility (unit A-1-4)
Waste
100% of fabric waste recycled
Segregated at source into fabric, recyclable and biodegradable streams. All fabric and plastic waste is sent for recycling and reuse — diverting 99% from landfill.
Materials
~90% certified sustainable
All cotton is sourced as Better Cotton, organic or US cotton. The majority of our polyester is recycled. Viscose and modal are traceable through the TextileGenesis platform.
People
SLCP verified — Outstanding
Every factory is SLCP verified with an Outstanding rating, recognised by leading US brands, and carries Higg FEM verification averaging above 89%.
Chemicals
100% ZDHC MRSL Level 3
All chemicals comply with ZDHC MRSL Level 3, and wastewater test results achieve 100% compliance with ZDHC requirements.
Where we're going
What we hope to achieve.
Four commitments, each with a number and a year. Measured against the figures above, not against a baseline we have chosen to flatter ourselves.
2028
50% renewable energy
Up from 35% today, and from 25% before the latest solar expansion.
2028
95% certified sustainable materials
Up from roughly 90% today. The remainder is governed by specific buyer requirements, so 100% is not achievable.
2029
60% process water recycled
Doubling today's 30% by extending the recycling plant to two further factories.
2030
Net zero
Our net-zero target year for Scope 1 and 2 emissions: the fuel we burn on site and the electricity we buy.
Certifications & standards
20 certifications and verifications, independently audited.
Every standard below is verified by a third party, not self-declared. Certificate numbers, validity dates and the unit each covers are listed in full.
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Materials & traceability(8 certifications)
GOTS 7.0
Global Organic Textile Standard — certifies that organic textile products are processed to strict environmental and social standards, from raw material to finished product.
GRS 4.0
Global Recycled Standard — verifies recycled content and promotes responsible environmental, social and chemical management throughout production.
OCS 3.0
Organic Content Standard — verifies the use and traceability of organic materials in our products.
RCS 2.0
Recycled Claim Standard — confirms recycled content and ensures recycled materials are traceable through the supply chain.
regenagri
Chain of Custody, Textiles 2.0 — supports regenerative farming that improves soil health, protects natural resources and promotes responsible cotton production.
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
Membership across four units, held since July 2025 — giving verified, more sustainable US cotton with supply-chain transparency.
Better Cotton
All our cotton is sourced as Better Cotton, organic or US cotton — promoting more sustainable farming and better livelihoods for farmers.
TextileGenesis
Viscose and modal are traceable through the TextileGenesis platform, giving fibre-to-retail visibility on man-made cellulosics.
Chemicals, water & product safety(8 certifications)
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Tested for harmful substances and safe for human use, including products for babies and young children. Held separately for five units.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Woven and knitted garments in cotton, viscose, polyester, linen and their blends, including accessories.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Woven and knitted garments in cotton, viscose, polyester, linen and their blends, including accessories.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Woven and knitted garments in cotton, viscose, polyester, linen and their blends, including accessories.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Woven and knitted garments in cotton, viscose, polyester, linen and their blends, including accessories.
ZDHC InCheck
Chemical inventory verified against the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List, with conformance reported across MRSL Levels 1 to 3.
ZDHC ClearStream
Wastewater tested through approved laboratories against ZDHC Wastewater Guideline 2.2.
Higg FEM
Facility Environmental Module — verified measurement of energy, water, waste, chemicals and emissions.
Labour, ethics & trade security(4 certifications)
SLCP / Higg FSLM v1.7.1
Social & Labor Convergence Program assessment, shared through the Higg Facility Social & Labor Module — an independently verified review of working conditions and labour practices. All factories verified with an Outstanding rating, recognised by leading US brands.
Buyer Code of Conduct
We follow the Code of Conduct requirements of our customers. Regular audits help us maintain ethical business practices, worker safety and responsible manufacturing.
SCAN
Supplier Compliance Audit Network — strengthens supply chain security by assessing our facility, cargo handling, access control, information security and security management.
AEO Tier III
Authorized Economic Operator (Importer & Exporter) — the highest tier, for secure international trade and customs compliance.
Industry memberships
- AEPC
- Apparel Export Promotion Council · member since 2002
- OGTC
- Okhla Garment & Textile Cluster · member since June 2004
Our people
Compliance is a journey, not a finish line.
RISE — financial health training
Reimagining Industry to Support Equality. Delivered with Kshitij, the programme builds financial literacy among workers, with certificates awarded on completion.
Continuous skills development
Regular shop-floor sessions on production planning, method development and quality — part of how we keep average tenure above 22 years among department heads.
World Environment Day
Tree planting across our facilities. The 2026 theme — "Inspired by nature. For climate. For our future."