Our Sustainability Journey – Progress Made in 2025

In 2025, we launched the Collective Voices collection, featuring a base layer, mid layer, and ski outfit in collaboration with POW Switzerland. The print featured across the collection was taken by climate activist Filip Zuan. “Fragile Nature” comes from Filip’s own photo archive – a snowfall scene over an Engadin Lake that represents the vulnerable alpine spaces we’re all trying to protect. The collection was designed to spark conversations on the slopes, raise awareness about climate change, and share a positive message: you’re not alone in caring for the places we love. Through our ongoing partnership with Protect Our Winters (POW), we also supported the “1400 Reasons to Act” campaign during the Year of the Glacier, making Switzerland’s disappearing glaciers more visible and turning advocacy into action. Our customers have also supported POW with their generosity at the checkout of our retail stores. Through our electronic payment supplier, we activated the function to politely request our customers for a small POW donation. With every donation, there are no fees and all proceeds go directly to POW Europe. Our customers made close to 1,000 individual donations (close to 2,000 Euros) by December 2025.

One of the most impactful ways to reduce the footprint of sports apparel is simply to make it last longer. With the right care, your kit will perform better, stay in use for longer, and help save both money and the planet. That’s why we’ve created a practical new Care Guide - designed to help you get the best out of your Odlo gear while lowering its environmental impact across its lifetime. Because when you care for your gear, you care for the planet too.

In 2024, we completed our first materiality assessment – a critical step in defining what matters most for Odlo and our stakeholders. Building on those insights, 2025 was about turning principles into practice. We developed our first Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence (HREDD) framework, updated our Responsible Business Conduct Policy to align with OECD Guidelines and Fair Wear standards, and conducted a high-level risk assessment across our entire value chain. This work may not be the most visible, but it is foundational. It helps us identify where the most serious human rights and environmental risks lie – from working conditions and living wages to climate change and chemical management – and sets the stage for a roadmap of risk-based measures.

In our latest Fair Wear Brand Performance Check, we improved our score by 19 points – a significant step toward regaining Leader status. The progress reflects stronger sourcing practices, more robust risk assessments, and deeper supplier engagement. Becoming a Fair Wear “Leader” won't happen overnight, but we are committed to making steady, meaningful progress.

We published our Sustainability Report 2025, our first comprehensive report since 2021. It details progress across our three pillars – Make it Fair, Choose with Care, and Close the Loop – and outlines how we’re driving measurable impact for people and planet. We know there’s more to do. But we also know that progress starts with clarity and commitment. This report reflects that commitment.