Lists of Member Companies and Brands (Where applicable)

The following lists provide the names of the companies and their relevant brands (where available) – or the website locations where such information can be accessed. These lists are especially helpful tools for those investigating which, if any, of the six complaints mechanisms may apply in the case of a workplace violation. List of Member Companies and Brands

Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC)

No list provided because CCC does not have member companies/brands. CCC’s mechanisms apply to all garment­producing companies / brands.

Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) – Corporate Members

* As of May 2006

­ Asda ­ Bewley's ­ Chiquita International Brands ­ DCC Corporate Clothing ­ Debenhams Retail ­ Dewhirst Group ­ Ethical Tea Partnership

Members: ­ Accord Tea Services Ltd ­ Matthew Algie & Co Ltd ­ Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate Ltd. ­ DJ Miles & Co Ltd ­ Drie Mollen ­ Gold Crown Foods Limited ­ James Finlay Ltd ­ Imporient UK Ltd ­ Keith Spicer Ltd ­ Metropolitan Tea Co Ltd ­ The Nambarrie Tea Company Limited ­ Sara Lee/DE ­ Tazo Tea ­ The Tetley Group ­ R Twining & Company Ltd ­ Unilever (Europe) ­ Williamson Fine Teas Ltd ­ The Windmill Tea Co Ltd

­ Flamingo Holdings

Owns: ­ Flamingo UK

­ Fyffes Group Owns: Cape Outspan Bella Nova

Gap Inc

Brands: Banana Republic Old Navy Gap Gap Kids Gap Baby Gap Maternity Gap Body

Greencell Inditex

Zara Pull and Bear Massimo Dutti Bershka Stradivarius Oysho Zara Home Kiddy’s Class

Levi Strauss & Co

Levi’s Dockers Levi Strauss Signature

Madison Hosiery Marks and Spencer

Collections: Autograph Limited Plus Petite Classic Per Una Adored Body Ceriso Truly You DD­G Blue Harbour Collezione

Monsoon

Brands: Accessorize Monsoon Baby Accessorize Angels

Mothercare New Look Retailers Next

Pentland Group

Brands: Berghaus Boxfresh Brasher Clerk & Teller Ellesse KangaROOS Kickers Lacoste Mitre Red or Dead Speedo Ted Baker

Premier Foods

Brands: Ambrosia Branston Cadbury Chivers Country Dale Milk Crosse & Blackwell Dufrais Gale’s Hayward’s Hartley’s Kardomah Loyd Grossman Marvel Moorhouse’s Nelson’s Quorn Rose’s Sarson’s St Nicholas Smash ­ Smedley’s ­ Typhoo ­ Sun­Pat ­ Waistline

­ Quantum Clothing

­ Adria ­ Jeweltex ­ New Island ­ Stevensons ­ Quantum Knitwear

­ Ringtons ­ Rohan Designs ­ Rombouts GB ­ Sainsbury's Supermarkets ­ Somerfield Stores ­ Tesco ­ The Body Shop International ­ ­ The Boots Group ­ The Co­operative group (CWS) ­ Union Coffee Roasters ­ WH Smith ­ WIBDECO ­ William Lamb Footwear ­ World Flowers

Fair Labor Association (FLA)

Participating Companies and Category B Licensees *As of May 2006

Participating Companies Coverage of full­supply chains

• Adidas: • adidas • TaylorMade • Maxfli

• ASICS: • Onitsuka • Wallage • Pedala • Giro • Salutis • Drew Pearson • ESPN • Game Day • Game Night • Starter

• Eddie Bauer • Eddie Bauer Apparel

• GEAR for Sports • GEAR for Sports • Champion Custom Products

• Gildan Activewear • Gildan Activewear

• H&M (in China only) FLA continued

• Liz Claiborne Inc • Axcess • Claiborne • Crazy Horse • Dana Buchman • Elisabeth • Emma James • J.H. Collectibles • Villager • Sigrid Olsen • Laundry by Shelli Segal • Lucky Brand Jeans • Juicy Couture • Belongings • Tapemeasure • Tint

• Mountain Equipment Co­op (MEC)

• New Era Cap • New Era Cap • Nike Inc • All Nike branded goods

• Nordstrom: • Nordstrom Product Apparel brands

• Outdoor Cap: • Outdoor Cap • Signature • Starter

• Patagonia • Patagonia • WaterGirl • Lotus Designs

• PVH • G.H. Bass • Izod • Arrow • Geoffrey Beene • CK

• PUMA • Reebok • Reebok Brand apparel • Onfield ­­ which design and market NFL and NBA licensed apparel • Group Athletica Apparel ­­ which design and market NFL and NBA licensed apparel • Top of the World • Top of the World • Captivating Headgear FLA continued

• Twins Enterprise Inc • Twins Enterprise

• Zephyr Graf­X • Zephyr Graf­X

• FLA Category B Licensees • FLA Category B Licensees commit to implement FLA Standards in the factories where they produce licensed goods for FLA College or University Affiliates. They agree to affiliate with the FLA as part of their licensing contracts with colleges and universities.

• American Pad and Paper, LLC: • AMPAD • A­T Cross: • Century • Century II • Townsend • ATX • ION • Solo • Lexington • Madison • Refills

• Columbia Sportswear • Columbia Sportswear • CBI • ArtCarved • Balfour • C­B Graduation Announcements

• Cutter & Buck • Cutter & Buck

• Deluxe Financial Corporation • Deluxe Collegiate Checks

• John Harland Company • Harland Personal Checks

• Herff Jones • Herff Jones Collegiate Apparel

• Jostens • Jostens

• MBI Inc • Danbury Mint

• Mead Westvaco • Collegiate License Products

• MJ Soffe • MJ Soffe FLA continued

• Oxford Industries, Inc • Tommy Hilfiger Golf

• Ping • Ping

Ø Russell Athletic o Russell Athletic

Ø VF Corp o Lee Sport o Jansport o Eastpack

The FLA reports that it is currently updating its university licensee database. Once built, this database can be used to access the factories producing licensed products for FLA­ member universities. Access the database at http://www.fairlabor.org/all/database/disclosure_db.asp.

Fair Wear Foundation (FWF)

Member Companies

* As of June 2006

Fashion Company and promotional wear and Sports

Bucofa Expresso Buttonboss

Gsus Faithful

Hess Groenendijk Natur Falcon HaVeP FWF continued

O’Neill Heigo

Joh. Steenkist – Schijfsma

Kwintet KLM Kleding N.V.

Mauritz & Zn.

Pama International

PWG Bedrijfskleding

SGA

Vaweco

XL Bedrijfskleding

Social Accountability International

Corporate Members

*As of June 2006 (Brands owned by each company not provided by SAI)

SAI also publicly lists the names and locations of all SA8000 certified facilities. Access http://www.sa­ intl.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=745&parentID=617&grandparen tID=4&nodeID=1 for the complete list of the nearly 1,000 certified factories worldwide.

Signatory Members

§ Work with SAI to develop and execute a plan for implementation of SA8000 and/or certification of designated company and/or supplier facilities within an agreed­upon scope (and timeframe?). SAI support services include training, technical assistance, best practice studies and identification of shared suppliers. § Communicate SA8000 implementation goals and progress to stakeholders via SAI­verified annual reports or the SAI multi­stakeholder evaluation and recommendation process. Signatories may use SAI and SA8000 logos in their communications to demonstrate credibility.

FOUR­D MGMT CONSULTING PVT., LTD. (formerly AMANA) Country: Switzerland & India Description: Consulting and training on implementation of management systems and SA8000 Focus of company under SA8000: All primary suppliers Estimated number of facilities: 50 Started: 9/00 Company annual revenue: Less than $25 Million

CHARLES VOEGELE GROUP Country: Switzerland Description: Apparel ­­ Retail chain with 400 outlets in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium and The Netherlands. Scope: Suppliers of the LINK Fair Trade Guarantee apparel line Focus of company under SA8000: BSCI Member with focus on SA8000 accomplishment Estimated number of facilities: 50 Started: 5/01 Annual revenue: $1.3 billion

CUTTER & BUCK Country: USA Description: Apparel ­ men's and women's apparel Scope: 1) US Facilities, 2) All apparel suppliers Estimated number of facilities: 1) 3, 2) 35 Started: 12/99 Annual revenue: $175 Million

DOLE FOOD COMPANY, INC. Country: USA Description: Food ­­ World's #1 producer of fresh fruits and vegetables Focus of company under SA8000: Banana and pineapple facilities Estimated number of facilities under this scope: 25, under scope: 129 farms, certified: 61 farms Started: 11/99 Company annual revenue: $4.8 billion, ($5.3 billion ­ fiscal year 2004) Dole Signatory Report. SAI continued

EILEEN FISHER Country: USA Description: Women's clothing line sold through its own stores and major department stores Focus of company under SA 8000: 1) US Facilities, 2) All Suppliers Estimated number of facilities under this scope: 1) 39, 2) 18 Started: 11/99 Company annual revenue: $177 Million

OTTO VERSAND Country: Germany Description: Apparel ­ Largest catalog retailer in the world Scope: Suppliers of private label apparel in Otto catalog Estimated number of facilities: 600 Started: 11/99 Annual revenue: $24 Billion

SYNERGIES WORLDWIDE Country: Main office in Pakistan Description: Sourcing agent with sourcing offices in Asia and Africa and sales offices in Europe and North America Scope: Apparel ­ Factories that it sources from in South Asia Estimated number of facilities: 50 Started: 9/02 Annual revenue: $50 million

TEX LINE Country: Singapore Description: Leading garment sourcing agent with operations throughout Asia Scope: Core factories that Tex Line sources from in Asia Estimated number of facilities: 52 Started: 11/01 Annual revenue: $300 Million

TOYS R US, INC. Country: USA Description: Toys ­­ largest toy retailer in the world Focus of company under SA8000: Private label toys Estimated number of facilities: 15 Started: 11/99 Annual revenue: $11 Billion Workers Rights Consortium (WRC)

Although the WRC Does not have company membership, its work focuses on the companies that produce goods bearing college and university names and logos.

All factories producing such licensed products are included in an online database, which is updated regularly. Access the database at http://www.workersrights.org/search/index.asp?reset=1. Information can be accessed by country, licensee or university. Search results include factory names and locations, the products produced, and other data.