Victoria’s Secret

How sustainable is Victoria’s Secret?

This screening has been done by Fairify on June 12^th 2020

Victoria’s Secret is an Ame­ri­can lin­ge­rie, fema­le fas­hi­on and beau­ty brand that was foun­ded by an Ame­ri­can male from the idea to make lin­ge­rie shop­ping more appro­a­cha­ble and later gai­ned noto­ri­e­ty with its super­mo­dels and fas­hi­on shows. The brand is owned by L‑Brands, which doesn’t offer much rele­vant infor­ma­ti­on about its ope­ra­ti­ons. When a brand doesn’t offer any infor­ma­ti­on, the­re are seve­r­al risks you take as a con­su­mer. For example, the cli­ma­te impact of that par­ti­cu­lar brand or pro­duct can be much hig­her com­pa­red to its indu­stry peers. The com­pa­ny might use cer­tain harm­ful che­mi­cals or the­re might be ani­mals or humans har­med for the manu­fac­tu­ring of the pro­duct. For the­se rea­sons we belie­ve that you should be awa­re of how pro­ducts are pro­du­ced and how a com­pa­ny as a who­le ope­ra­tes in regard to our pil­lars. When there’s no transpa­ren­cy, you are at risk of sup­por­ting some or more of the pre­vious­ly men­ti­o­ned harm­ful conditions.

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