Founded by a woman, Chloé has placed female freedom and empowerment at the heart of its identity since its inception. This heritage inspires our commitment to organizations working to advance the education, inclusion, and autonomy of women and girls.

Our support takes the form: of both financial contributions and the active involvement of our employees.

Chloé is evolving its philanthropic strategy to strengthen the alignment between its international and local partnerships, its social priorities, and the engagement of its teams.

UNICEF

Chloé has been a partner of UNICEF since 2019. This partnership supports programs dedicated to developing the skills of adolescent girls and young women, particularly in the areas of digital technology, social entrepreneurship, and skills relevant to their personal and professional futures.

The terms and countries of intervention are determined by UNICEF within the framework of existing partnership agreements.

*UNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product, or service.

RÊV’ELLES

Chloé supports specific initiatives by Rêv’Elles, a French organization that helps young women from priority neighborhoods with their personal and professional development.

Through workshops, mentoring programs, and dedicated events, the organization helps them build confidence, broaden their horizons, and shape their future plans.

LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS

In addition to its international partnerships, Chloé supports local initiatives tailored to the contexts of the regions where the Maison operates.

These collaborations may focus on education, employability, inclusion, or access to activities that foster autonomy. They are regularly reviewed to ensure alignment with the Maison’s philanthropic strategy.

A significant proportion of the environmental impacts associated with our products occurs upstream in our supply chain, as does our capacity to generate positive social impact. Chloé therefore works with its suppliers and partners to increase visibility regarding the origin of materials, improve traceability, and better identify risks related to human rights and the environment.

Our approach is based on Richemont’s Supplier Code of Conduct and applicable regulations. For further information, please visit Richemont’s dedicated page.

TRACEABILITY

Chloé is progressively strengthening its traceability capabilities for raw materials. This effort relies on data collection from suppliers, specialized tools, and—where relevant—recognized certifications or verification systems.

Our goal is to increase visibility across the various tiers of the supply chain, extending to the origin of materials whenever available data and systems allow. Digital passports, available for several product categories, also help make certain traceability information accessible.

SUPPLIER RELATIONS

Suppliers are required to comply with Richemont’s Supplier Code of Conduct, which outlines the Group’s requirements regarding business ethics, working conditions, human rights, and environmental protection.

Additionally, Chloé implements a due diligence process to identify risks which may include document reviews, information gathering, audits, or improvement plans, when required. The Maison also continues to strengthen its approach to meet emerging regulatory requirements, particularly regarding deforestation, traceability, and environmental reporting.

RAW MATERIALS

Chloé seeks to increase the proportion of materials with a lower environmental impact than comparable conventional alternatives. Depending on the product category, this may include recycled materials, materials from certified supply chains, or repurposed deadstock.

Using these materials does not eliminate their impact entirely. It is one of the levers the Maison employs to reduce impacts, alongside reducing volumes of non-renewable virgin materials, eco-design, traceability, and extending product lifespans.

Creating desirable products designed to last, while factoring in their environmental impact from the design stage.

Chloé is committed to reducing the environmental impact of its products while preserving their quality, desirability, and the craftsmanship required to create them.

The Maison relies on scientific frameworks, standards, and tools selected by Richemont—notably materiality assessment—to identify its key impacts, risks, and opportunities, and thereby define its priorities for action.

CLIMATE AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

Chloé participates in the Group’s non-financial reporting (link below), which is published annually and presents consolidated greenhouse gas emissions results. Chloé contributes to Richemont’s objectives and strives to mitigate its impact on climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its direct operations and supply chains. Chloé also works to better identify climate change-related risks in order to implement prevention and adaptation measures, as well as to drive continuous improvement.

REDUCE, REUSE, AND RECYCLE

Chloé prioritizes avoiding waste generation, while promoting reuse, repair, and recycling when avoidance is not possible.

The Maison works to improve cutting efficiency, reuse certain dormant material stocks, and strengthen data collection regarding offcuts, production waste, and their final destination, relying on trusted partners in the process.