Calvin Klein has always stood for confidence, empowerment and timeless design. Our approach to sustainability and inclusion is inspired by those same values. We are dedicated to reducing our impact on the planet while improving the lives of our communities and associates everywhere.

Calvin Klein is proud to support non-profit partners focused on inclusion and support programming opportunities for communities at the global, national and local level. As part of our commitments, we’re working with our partners to support skill building and community development initiatives to drive meaningful change.

Calvin Klein is working to make fashion more accessible to all. One of the ways we do this is through career programs with non-profit partners that increase exposure to the industry.

In 2024, Calvin Klein launched the Community Champions Challenge, a pilot program designed to give Calvin Klein associates the opportunity to champion organizations they are passionate about and deepen our commitment to inclusion by expanding our partnerships with organizations around the world.

We're consciously selecting materials made from recycled or other environmentally-preferred fibers, moving us toward our goal of 100% sustainable cotton, viscose, and wool by 2025 and 100% sustainable polyester by 2030.

To improve our processes, we’re identifying and adopting lower impact techniques that use less water, energy or chemicals than industry standards.

We’re reimagining our packaging for a better, less wasteful customer experience. Our goal is to globally end single-use plastic in all our packaging and eliminate unnecessary waste by 2030.

And, by working with partners at Canopy, we are sourcing Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified paper hangtags and packaging to prevent deforestation, support fair wages, protect biodiversity, and ensure local communities’ rights

Discover our Sustainability Glossary for more information on the sustainable materials and processes we use.