Plant a tree
Nature inspires us, and we want to give something back. That’s why, since 2024, we’ve worked with Tree-Nation, a platform that plants trees in reforestation projects around the world and shows publicly where each one grows.
Our forest on Tree-Nation
Together with our community, we’ve planted trees in Madagascar, Kenya and Tanzania: mangroves that protect the coast and marine life, trees that give local communities food and medicinal plants, and species that help bring back biodiversity. Here’s our forest in numbers:
Where do our trees grow?
CO₂ they will absorb, by project
- Eden Reforestation Projects 5.7 t
- Swahili Coast Mangrove Restoration 3.6 t
- Plant to Stop Poverty 3.5 t
- Usambara Biodiversity Conservation 3.0 t
What have we planted?
- Mangroves and flowering plants 69 %
- Agroforestry 12 %
- Medicinal 10 %
- Food-producing 10 %
- Fast-growing <1 %
Data from our forest on Tree-Nation, updated automatically (last read: 14 November, 2026).
How to read these numbers
- Trees planted: every tree in our forest on Tree-Nation.
- CO₂: Tree-Nation’s estimate of the CO₂ these trees will absorb as they grow, not what they have already captured today.
- Area: the land being reforested with our trees.
You can explore each project in detail on our Tree-Nation profile.
Why we do it
Making clothes has an impact, even with organic cotton and recycled packaging. Planting trees doesn’t erase it, but it helps restore ecosystems and supports the communities who look after them. It’s one more part of our commitment, alongside everything we share on our Sustainability page.