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Our Commitment

At Bare Kind, we believe businesses have a responsibility to protect the natural world.

Every pair of socks we create supports wildlife conservation, but we also recognise that reducing our own environmental impact is just as important.

We support the global ambition of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, in line with the Paris Agreement. We are committed to continually improving the environmental performance of our business by making responsible decisions across our operations, supply chain and product lifecycle.

This Climate Action Plan outlines how we will work towards this commitment and how we will review our progress over time.

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Our Climate Priorities

Our focus is to continually reduce the environmental impact of our business while supporting nature restoration through our conservation partnerships.


Our priorities include:
• Designing durable products that are made to last.
• Choosing lower-impact materials wherever possible, including responsibly sourced bamboo.
• Reducing unnecessary packaging and maximising recyclable packaging materials.
• Prioritising sea freight over air freight wherever practical to reduce transport emissions.
• Working with suppliers that demonstrate strong environmental and ethical standards.
• Supporting wildlife conservation projects that protect habitats and biodiversity around the world.

Our Climate Targets

Bare Kind has established the following climate-related objectives:

  • Responsible Sourcing

    Continue working with suppliers that maintain recognised independent ethical and environmental audit standards (such as SEDEX or BSCI where applicable) and regularly review supplier performance.

  • Sustainable Packaging

    Continue reviewing our packaging to reduce unnecessary material use and maximise recyclable and responsibly sourced packaging.

  • Lower Impact Transport

    Prioritise sea freight over air freight wherever operationally possible and continue reviewing logistics to reduce the environmental impact of transporting our products.

  • Annual Impact Reporting

    Publish an annual Impact Report detailing the environmental and conservation outcomes achieved through Bare Kind and identifying opportunities for continual improvement.

  • Continuous Improvement

    Review environmental initiatives annually and identify practical opportunities to improve the sustainability of our products, packaging and operations.
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Working With Our Stakeholders

Protecting the environment requires collaboration. We work closely with a range of stakeholders to improve our environmental impact, including:


• our wildlife charity partners
• our customers
• our wholesale partners
• our manufacturers and suppliers
• our fulfilment and logistics partners.
We actively consider stakeholder feedback when reviewing our products, packaging, sourcing and future environmental initiatives.

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Delivering This Plan

Responsibility for implementing this Climate Action Plan sits with the Directors and General Manager of Bare Kind Ltd.
Progress is supported through:


• annual environmental and impact reviews
• supplier engagement and responsible sourcing decisions
• ongoing review of packaging and logistics
• collaboration with our charity partners
• publication of our annual Impact Report.
The Directors are responsible for overseeing implementation and ensuring that environmental considerations remain embedded within business decision-making.

  • Governance

    This Climate Action Plan has been reviewed and approved by the Director of Bare Kind Ltd and is publicly available to ensure transparency with our customers, suppliers, partners and other stakeholders.

  • Review

    This Climate Action Plan will be reviewed at least every 36 months, or sooner if there are significant changes to our business, environmental legislation or climate-related best practice.

Last reviewed: July 2026
Next scheduled review: July 2029