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Sustainable Cotton Ranking Draft List of Companies 2017 for Invitation to Feedback Sustainable Cotton Ranking Draft list of companies 2017 for invitation to feedback Pesticide Action Network (PAN) UK, Solidaridad and WWF will publish a second edition of the Sustainable Cotton Ranking in October 2017. As in 2016, the ranking will score major cotton-using companies on their policy, traceability and ​ ​ actual uptake of sustainable cotton. Creating a list of the largest corporate cotton users is challenging as most companies do not publish the volumes they use in their products. PAN UK, Solidaridad and WWF therefore invite feedback on this draft list of companies from any ​ companies who believe their cotton use has been under or over-estimated, as well as those whose may have been omitted from the list and wish to be included. You may send your feedback to isabelle.roger[at]solidaridadnetwork.org until 20 February 2017. Relevan Country Business t cotton Company Brands / Private labels / Subsidiaries HQ type product s Adidas Germany Adidas, Reebok, TaylorMade, Rockport, CCM Outdoor / Apparel sportswear retailer Adler Modemärkte Germany ADLER Apparel Apparel retailer Amazon USA Franklin Tailored, James & Erin, Lark & Ro, North Online Apparel Eleven, Scout + Ro, Society New York retailer American Eagle USA American Eagle Outfitters, aerie, Martin + Osa, 77kids Apparel Apparel Outfitters retailer Arcadia United Burton, Dorothy Perkins, Evans, Miss Selfridge, Outfit, Apparel Apparel Kingdom Topshop, Topman, Wallis retailer Ascena Retail Group USA Ann Taylor, Cacique, Catherines, DressBarn Apparel Apparel Lane Bryant, Lou & Grey, Maurices, Loft, Justice retailer Asics Japan Asics Outdoor / Apparel sportswear retailer ASOS United ASOS, ASOS Africa, ASOS Black, ASOS Curve, Apparel Apparel Kingdom ASOS Maternity, ASOS Petite, ASOS Tall, ASOS retailer White Associated British United Primark Apparel Home Foods Kingdom retailer textiles + Apparel Auchan Groupe France Operates under more than 20 different store names & Supermark Home concepts et textiles + Apparel Benetton Group Italy Benetton Apparel Apparel retailer Bestseller Denmark Jack & Jones, Junarose, Jacqueline De Yong, Apparel Apparel Mamalicious, Name It, Noisy May, Object Collectors retailer Item, Only, Only & Sons, Pieces, Selected, Vero Moda, Vila Clothes, Y.A.S. Also Bestseller Fashion Group China Calzedonia Italy Calzedonia, Intimissimi , Tezenis, Falconeri Apparel Apparel Cash&Carry, Signorvino , Agribel retailer Camaieu France Camaieu Apparel Apparel retailer Carrefour France Operates under more than 20 different store names Supermark Home and concepts et textiles + Apparel Carter's USA Carter's, OshKosh B'Gosh, Just One You, Child of Apparel Apparel Mine, Genuine Kids, Precious Firsts retailer Casas Brazil Pernambucanas Department Home Pernambucanas store textiles + Apparel Cofra Group Switzer-l C&A Apparel Apparel and retailer ColumbiaSportswear USA Columbia, Sorel, Mountain Hardwear, PrAna Outdoor / Apparel Company sportswear retailer Decathlon France Oxylane, quechua, Tribord, Domyos, Kalenji, Inesis Outdoor / Apparel sportswear retailer El Corte Inglés Spain Own brand, Sfera Department Home store textiles + Apparel Esprit Holdings China Esprit label Apparel Apparel retailer Express USA express Apparel Apparel retailer Fast Retailing Japan Uniqlo, J Brand, Theory, GU, Comptoir des Apparel Apparel Cotonniers, Princesse Tam Tam, PLST retailer Foot locker USA Foot locker, Lady foot locker, kids foot locker, foot Outdoor / Apparel action, six02, champssports, eastbay, runnerspoint, sportswear sidestep retailer Forever21 USA Forever 21 Apparel Apparel retailer Fruit of the Loom USA Fruit of the Loom, Fruit of the Loom Activewear, Apparel Apparel JERZEES Activewear, Vanity Fair, Lily of France, retailer Vassarette, Bestform, Curvation, Exquisite Form, Spalding, Dudley Sports, Russell Athletic, American Athletic, Inc. GAP USA Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, Athleta, INTERMIX Apparel Apparel retailer Gerry Weber Germany Gerry Weber Apparel Apparel International retailer G-III Apparel Group USA Donna Karan, DKNY, Vilebrequin, Andrew Marc, Marc Apparel Apparel New York, Bass, G.H. Bass, Weejuns, G-III Sports by retailer Carl Banks, Eliza J, Black Rivet, Jessica Howard Gildan Activewear Canada Gildan, anvil, goldtoe, comfort colors, silks Outdoor / Apparel secret, kushyfoot, Therapy Plus, alstyle, peds sportswear (American Apparel) retailer Giordano China Giordano, Giordano Junior, Giordano Ladies, BSX, Apparel Apparel International Beau Monde retailer Giorgio Armani Italy Giorgio Armani Privé, Giorgio Armani, Emporio Apparel Apparel Armani, EA7 | Emporio Armani, Armani Collezioni, AJ | retailer Armani Jeans, Armani Junior, AX | Armani Exchange Groupe Kiabi France Kiabi Apparel Apparel Sustainable Cotton Ranking, Draft list of companies 2017 for invitation to feedback Page 2 of 5 retailer Grupo Cortefiel Spain Cortefiel, Springfield, Women's Secret, Pedro del Apparel Apparel Hierro retailer Grupo Guararapes Brazil Riachuelo, Wolens, Pool Original Department Home store textiles + Apparel H&M group Sweden H&M, COS, Monki, Weekday, Cheap Monday, Other Apparel Home Stories retailer textiles + Apparel Hanesbrands USA Hanes, Champion, Playtes, Bali, L’eggs, Just My Size, Apparel Apparel barely there, Wonderbra, Outer Banks, Duofold, retailer Maidenform Heilan Group China HLA, EICHITOO, BETTSALE, SANCANAL Apparel Apparel retailer Hudson's Bay Canada 317, Ascent, Beaumark, Carroll Reed, Christmas Department Home Street, Christopher Rand, Essential Needs, Everything store textiles + Under the Sun, Fair set, Get Sorted, Gianni Filacci, Apparel Global Mind, Governor's Table, Grenadier, Hbc Signature, Holiday Joy, Home Outfitters, Home Studio, HomeStyles, Home Value, Hunt Club, Mantles, Market Square, Maxfield, Misakai, My Favorite Place, Outdoor Living, Outline, Paper Plus, Sportek, ToGo, Transitions, truly, Versaille, Vibration, Victory Gardens, Winkz, Work Centre Hugo Boss Germany BOSS Apparel Apparel retailer IKEA Group Sweden IKEA Home Home furnishing textiles Inditex Group Spain Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Apparel Home Oysho, Zara Home, Uterqüe retailer textiles + Apparel J. C. Penney USA Adonna, Ambrielle, A.N.A, Arizon Jeans, City Streets, Department Home Company Claiborne, Cooks, Decree, Flirtitude store textiles + Apparel Kering France Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent, Alexander Luxury + Apparel Mcqueen, Balenciaga, Brioni, Christopher Kane, Mcq, Outdoor / Stella Mccartney, Boucheron, Dodo, Girar-Perregaux, sportswear Jeanrichard, Pomellato, Qeelin, Ulysse Nardin, Puma, retailer Volcom, Cobra Complete list: kering.com/en/brands L Brands USA Victoria's Secret, PINK, Bath & Body Works, Henri Apparel Apparel Bendel, La Senza retailer Levi Strauss & Co. USA Levi's, Dockers, Signature by Levi Strauss & Co., Apparel Apparel Denizen retailer Lojas Renner Brazil Renner, Camicado and Youcum Department Apparel store Lululemon Athletica Canada lululemon Outdoor / Apparel sportswear retailer Sustainable Cotton Ranking, Draft list of companies 2017 for invitation to feedback Page 3 of 5 Marks and Spencer United Angel First Lingerie, Autograph, Blue Harbour, Classic, Department Home Kingdom Collezione, Indigo Collection, Limited Collection, store textiles + Limited Edition, M&S Collection, M&S Collection Apparel Luxury, Per Una, Rosie For Autograph, Savile Row Inspired, Twiggy Max Mara Fashion Italy Max Mara, Sportmax, Weekend Max Mara, MAX&Co., Apparel Apparel Group Marella, iBlues, Pennyblack, Marina Rinaldi, Persona retailer Maxingvest Germany Tchibo Supermark Home et textiles + Apparel Metersbonwe Group China Metersbonwe, CH'IN Apparel Apparel retailer Mr Price Group South Mr Price, Mr price Home, Mr Price Sport, Miladys, Home Home Africa Sheet Street furnishing textiles + and Apparel apparel retailer New Look Group United New look Apparel Apparel Kingdom retailer NewYorker Group Germany NewYorker, amisu, smog Apparel Apparel retailer Next United next Apparel Home Kingdom retailer textiles + Apparel Nike USA Nike, air, Chuck Taylor All-Stars, Tinker Hatfield, Outdoor / Apparel Hurley International, Swoosh, Converse sportswear retailer Nordstrom USA Nordstrom Product Group Department Home store textiles + Apparel OTB Group Italy Diesel, Maison Margiela, Marni, Viktor & Rolf, Staff Apparel Apparel International, Brave Kid retailer Otto group Germany Crate & Barrel, venus fashion, 3 suisses Apparel Home retailer textiles + Apparel Phillips-Van Heusen USA Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen, IZOD, Apparel Apparel Corporation (PVH) ARROW, Speedo, Warner's, Olga retailer Punto Fa Spain MANGO Apparel Apparel retailer Ralph Lauren USA Polo Ralph Lauren, Ralph Lauren Purple Label, Ralph Apparel Apparel Corporation Lauren Collection, Black Label, Lauren by Ralph retailer Lauren, RRL, RLX, Ralph Lauren Childrenswear, Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren, American Living, Chaps and Club Monaco s. Oliver group Germany s.Oliver RED LABEL, s.Oliver BLACK LABEL, Q/S Apparel Apparel designed by, TRIANGLE, comma, comma casual retailer identity, LIEBESKIND BERLIN Samsung C&T Korea Beanpole, Galaxy, Kuho, LeBeige, 8 seconds Apparel Apparel Fashion Group retailer Shanghai La China La Chapelle, Puella, 7m, Candie’s, La Babité, Apparel Apparel Chapelle Fashion Vougeek, Pote, MARC ECKO, La Chapelle Kids, retailer UlifeStyle, OTHERMIX, OTHERCRAZY, JACK WALK Sustainable Cotton Ranking, Draft list of companies 2017 for invitation to feedback Page 4 of 5 and O.T.R Shimamura group Japan Shimamura Apparel Apparel retailer Target USA Own brand Supermark Home et textiles
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