Sustainability comes as standard at Ran By Nature, but we also care about people and production just as much as the planet. Based around our core beliefs as a business, our code of conduct holds ourselves and everyone we work with to the highest standards. You deserve the best.
Integrity
Being an ethical business with integrity means everything to us, and we support the UN’s sustainable development goals. In particular:
Goal 5 - Empower women and girls and ensure their equal rights
Goal 10 - Reduce inequalities
Goal 12 - Responsible production and consumption
Goal 13 - Climate action
Goal 15 - Plant a tree and help protect the environment
We always stand by our word, and stay true to our mission of giving people from all backgrounds, ages and sizes the confidence to enjoy exercise in nature. We do this with our ethically produced, eco-friendly athleisure and always offset our carbon emissions by planting trees in collaboration with Tree Sisters and Trees For Live. And donating a percentage of our profits to charities working for equal rights.
Loyalty
Our loyalty is always to the environment and we would never create a product that compromised the planet in any way. We are continually assessing the environmental impact of everything we do, and think of nature first when choosing fabrics, packaging and trims.
Trust
You can trust that anyone who works with us is always safe, healthy and paid a fair wage. From the people at Studio 54 in Jesmond who make our garments, down to the freelancers who help design our graphics and logos, everyone is treated fairly, kindly and with the respect they deserve. We trust them to deliver great work, and they trust us to always do right by them.
Honesty
We are all about transparency and traceability, and you can read our sustainability page to find more info on exactly who makes our clothes, how they are made and where they are made. Wherever possible we try to be zero waste and use the most natural option available, but if we can’t, we’ll always be upfront and tell you.
Respecting human rights
We work in line with the Fair Labor Association’s code of conduct, as well as
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the The United Nations Global Compact. Those might sound complicated, but it’s simple really, we respect everyone.