Nike

What they do

Nike hasn’t always had a stellar record when it comes to corporate sustainability, but they’ve made a lot of change that’s doing a lot of good. Nike topped Morgan Stanley’s list in 2015 of most sustainable clothing and footwear brands. Key to their success is the company’s robust disclosure about its supply chain and production practices. They’re also making it easier for designers to make green choices with an app that helps you compare the environmental footprint of different fabrics. Like, Patagonia, it also uses post-consumer recycled materials in some of its products, including its 2011 World Cup jerseys. It’s also redesigned its boxes to reduce packaging, committed to eliminating chemical discharges, invested in energy efficiency in its factories and more. Nike is also partnering with NASA and other government agencies to spark innovation in chemistry to green the processing of raw materials into goods.