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Environmental impactĬotton On doesn’t publish sufficient relevant information about its environmental policies to achieve a high rating, and we have a sneaking suspicion why. According to the Cotton On Manifesto, the company is “focused on building an ethical, sustainable, and profitable business and ensuring we have a positive impact on our people, the community, the planet and all those we connect with.” But does this translate into real-world action? Let’s take a look. The Cotton On Group includes brands such as Rubi Shoes, Factorie, and Supré. But just how is it doing when it comes to its environmental impact, the treatment of its workers, and animal welfare? How ethical is Cotton On? Is Cotton On sustainable or ethical?Īustralian brand Cotton On is known and loved around the world for its fun and affordable clothing and accessories.

This article is based on the Cotton On rating published in January 2022. The article will be updated soon to reflect any changes in scoring.

NOTE: This brand’s rating is under review and subject to change. Cotton On may be popular, but is it doing right by people, the planet, and animals in production?

Punter: Kyle Ostendorp, junior, Arizona.Trendy, affordable, and accessible.

Defensive back: Jammie Robinson, senior, Florida State.

Safeties: Brandon Joseph, junior, Notre Dame Jalen Catalon, junior, Arkansas.

Cornerbacks: Cam Smith, junior, South Carolina Clark Phillips III, junior, Utah.

Linebackers: Nick Herbig, junior, Wisconsin Andre Carter II, senior, Army Edefuan Ulofoshio, senior, Washington.

Linemen: Calijah Kancey, junior, Pittsburgh Siaki Ika, junior, Baylor.

Edge rushers: Myles Murphy, junior, Clemson Nolan Smith, senior, Georgia.

Kicker: Harrison Mevis, junior, Missouri.

All-purpose player: Jahmyr Gibbs, junior, Alabama.

Wide receivers: Xavier Worthy, sophomore, Texas Josh Downs, junior, North Carolina A.T.Tight end: Michael Mayer, junior, Notre Dame.Center: John Michael Schmitz, sixth-year, Minnesota.Guards: O’Cyrus Torrence, senior, Florida Emil Ekiyor, senior, Alabama.Tackles: Connor Galvin, senior, Baylor Dawand Jones, senior, Ohio State.Running backs: Braelon Allen, sophomore, Wisconsin Sean Tucker, junior, Syracuse.Defensive back: Riley Moss, senior, Iowa.Safeties: Jordan Battle, junior, Alabama Antonio Johnson, junior, Texas A&M.Cornerbacks: Kelee Ringo, sophomore, Georgia Eli Ricks, junior, Alabama.Linebackers: Will Anderson Jr., junior, Alabama Noah Sewell, junior, Oregon Jack Campbell, senior, Iowa.Linemen: Bryan Bresee, junior, Clemson Jalen Carter, junior, Georgia.Edge rushers: Will McDonald IV, senior, Iowa State Isaiah Foskey, senior, Notre Dame.All-purpose player: Deuce Vaughn, junior, Kansas State.Wide receivers: Jordan Addison, junior, Southern California Jaxon Smith-Njigba, junior, Ohio State Kayshon Boutte, junior, LSU.Tight end: Brock Bowers, sophomore, Georgia.Center: Jarrett Patterson, senior, Notre Dame.Guards: Andrew Vorhees, sixth-year, Southern California Caleb Chandler, sixth-year, Louisville.Tackles: Peter Skoronski, junior, Northwestern Paris Johnson Jr., junior, Ohio State.Running backs: Bijan Robinson, junior, Texas TreVeyon Henderson, sophomore, Ohio State.Quarterback: Bryce Young, junior, Alabama.Transfers joining Gibbs on the second-team were Florida guard O’Cyrus Torrence (Louisiana-Lafayette) Baylor defensive tackle Siaki Ika (LSU) Notre Dame safety Brandon Joseph (Northwestern) and Florida State defensive back Jammie Robinson (South Carolina).