IRIEDAILY AND THE FAIR WEAR FOUNDATION

Due to our general personal mentality and philosophy of the company, IRIEDAILY joined the FWF at the beginning of 2016. After only 2.5 years we have achieved the Leader Status at FWF in Summer 2018, which we hold since then.
That proves that we are developing exceptionally well and working at an advanced level. Thanks to our solid supplier base with long-standing personal relationships, we can effectively ensure good working conditions for the workers in the factories. Our CSR team and all IRIEDAILY employees also play a major role in this success.

The Leader Status is the highest status you can get from the FWF. We are proud of this achievement and looking forward to continue the work with the FWF. The permanent control and continuation of the fair working conditions and wages in our factories are our goals for the future.

BRAND PERFORMANCE CHECK & SOCIAL REPORT

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check

Here you can read our latest Brand Performance Check about the year 2021:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check

IRIEDAILY Social Report

Here you can read our latest Social Report about the year 2021:
IRIEDAILY Social Report

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check

Here you can read our latest Brand Performance Check about the year 2021:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check

IRIEDAILY Social Report

Here you can read our latest Social Report about the year 2021:
IRIEDAILY Social Report

THE FAIR WEAR FOUNDATION

The Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) is an independent non-profit organisation that is jointly governed by representatives of business, labour and non-profit sectors like non-governmental organisations (NGOs), trade unions and business associations. FWF’s mission is to improve labour conditions and wages for workers in the garment industry. The focus is on the confection, i.e. where fabrics are processed into textile products. Sewing is one of the most labour-intensive steps in the production process, and working conditions often suffer as a result.

The organization has two main areas of activity:
On the one hand, its tasks include regular review, evaluation and public reporting on the progress made by member companies in implementing the FWF’s requirements. This involves on-site inspections of production facilities and interviews with workers as well.
On the other hand, FWF and its members are developing and testing new approaches to better enforce human rights in their supply chains.

As the FWF is a multi-stakeholder initiative with partners such as trade unions, business associations and NGOs, a balanced approach is guaranteed at all levels of the production process. The involvement of local partners in the production countries is also one of the strengths of the FWF.
Member companies must sign the 8-point FWF Code of Labour Practice, which is based on UN- and ILO- principles and enforce them in their supply chains.

FWF working guidelines (Code of Labour Practices)

More about the Code of Labour Practices can be found here!

More about the Code of Labour Practices

FWF publicly reports on the progress of member companies towards implementation of the Code and and all other improvements. Once a year, each member company is required to submit a Social Report, while the FWF publishes a Brand Performance Check (BPC). Based on these two reports, the company then receives its status. The verification process of the independent organisation works on three levels and only awards the brands the trustworthy FWF seal after intensive examination.

The FWF also works closely with a network of stakeholder organisations in production countries. The FWF now has more than 130 member companies and is primarily active in eleven production countries in Asia, Europe and Africa. This includes: Bangladesh, Bulgaria, China, India, Indonesia, Northern Macedonia, Myanmar, Romania, Tunisia, Turkey and Vietnam.

100% fair clothing still remains a goal! We are aware that there is no such thing as the perfect model to fight injustice in the workplace, forced labour and discrimination, but we are happy to work with the FWF and all its members to gradually improve working conditions in the garment industry. Together we can develop innovative solutions and standards to improve the lives of millions of workers!

More info on the Fair Wear Foundation can be found on www.fairwear.org or you can watch the following clip.

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ALL BRAND PERFORMANCE CHECK & SOCIAL REPORT

IRIEDAILY Social Report 2021

Have a look at our latest Social Report about the year 2021:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2021

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2020

Here you can find our latest Brand Performance Check about the year 2020:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2020

IRIEDAILY Social Report 2020

Read the Social Report about the year 2020:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2020

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2019

Here you can find our Brand Performance Check about the year 2019:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2019

IRIEDAILY Social Report 2019

Have a look at our Social Report about the year 2019:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2019

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2018

Here you can find our Brand Performance Check about the year 2018:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2018

IRIEDAILY Social Report 2018

Have a look at our Social Report about the year 2018:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2018

IRIEDAILY Social Report 2017

Have a look at our Social Report about the year 2017:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2017

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2017

Feel free to read our Brand Performance Check about the year 2017:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2017

IRIEDAILY Social Report January 2016

Here is our Social Report about the year 2016:
IRIEDAILY Social Report 2016

IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2016

Feel free to read our Brand Performance Check about the year 2016:
IRIEDAILY Brand Performance Check 2016