Wear Equal product carbon footprints

We have estimated the carbon footprint of 187 Wear Equal products across 9 kinds of product. Open any product to see its footprint split by life-cycle stage, with the source of every figure.

Median footprint by kind of product

Whole-life footprint per item. Compare within a row, not across rows: a jacket and a pair of socks do different jobs and are not comparable.

Kind of productMedian, kg CO₂e per itemProducts
Garment8.0272
T-shirt · typical T-shirt4.7821
Set / jumpsuit · typical jumpsuit or co-ord set12.819
Shorts / skirt · typical pair of shorts or skirt6.7314
Underwear · typical piece of underwear2.3513
Accessory6.578
Tote · typical tote bag6.578
Trousers · typical pair of trousers11.54
Sweatshirt · typical sweatshirt11.14

Wear Equal products

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Crab Brooch, product photo
Wear Equal · brooch / hair accessory

Crab Brooch

15.21kg CO₂e per kg, to factory gateEstimate · medium confidence
Llama, product photo
Wear Equal · garment

Llama

7.78kg CO₂eEstimate · medium confidence
Butterfly Crop Top, product photo
Wear Equal · t-shirt

Butterfly Crop Top

4.78kg CO₂eEstimate · medium confidence
Angry Cat, product photo
Wear Equal · accessory

Angry Cat

6.57kg CO₂eEstimate · medium confidence
Koi Pond Bikini, product photo
Wear Equal · garment

Koi Pond Bikini

8.02kg CO₂eEstimate · medium confidence

How these figures are made

These are screening estimates that we made from the product listings: materials and weight as listed, emission factors from cited public sources, and the ISO 14067 method. They are not the brand's own factory data, and the brand has not supplied or checked them. The brand or its suppliers can replace them with a footprint built on their own data.

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