Doc Martens - Jane Capozziello, Demi Lonergan, Anna Mckinley
WHY:
- Rebellious self expression
- Individuality
HOW:
- Made like no other shoe
- Innovative air cushioned sole
- Variety of styles
- Ethical Trade
- Everyone in their supply chain should be treated fairly and with dignity
- Working conditions are safe and hygienic
- Child labour shall not be used
- Living wages are paid
- Working hours are not excessive
- No discrimination is practiced
- No harsh or inhumane treatment is allowed
- Long term relationships with a small number of key partners
- Stronger relationships
- Create an environment of trust and transparency
- Minimal impact on the environment
- Leather Working Group
- Raise environmental standards throughout the industry
- Develop the best practice standards
- State of the art distribution centre
- Solar thermal panels to heat hot water – enough for 20% of annual consumption
- Rain water harvesting for flushing toilets
- Internal and external energy efficient lighting with daylight sensors for greater efficiency
- Energy efficient air-conditioning throughout
- Building certified as ‘very good’ to BREEAM standards
- Packaging
- Shoeboxes fully recyclable
- Made from 100% recycled materials
- Printed with soy ink
- Solvent free
- Easier to recycle
- Health and safety
- Important to work with our suppliers to implement robust procedures to manage health and safety
- H&S Toolkit
- PPE Guide
- Needle and sharps policy
- Animal welfare
- All leather used is a by-product of the meat industry
- Do not use animal fur, endangered species, or leather from exotic and wild caught animals
- Give and Toss Campaign
- Aim: to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills
- Recyclable waste is collected and sent to recycling centers for processing
- Other waste is sold on for sorting and processing and is turned into playground matting and athletics tracks
- Any waste leftover after all of this is sent to their local Materials Recycling Facility where it is sorted, processed and turned into fuel pellets
- The pellets in turn are burnt as fuel to generate energy to send back to the grid
- Result: 3% of waste ends up in landfills
- Promote social mobility through music
- Docs began as work shoes but then, with the help of music, became a social statement and a way to express individuality
- The Joe Strummer Foundation
- Give opportunities to aspiring musicians and to support projects around the world that create empowerment through music
- Frequent donations
- One donation was to a recording studio that focuses on working with the disadvantaged and homeless
- For every copy of the Dr. Martens book ‘A History of Rebellious Self Expression’ that is sold in our own retail stores, 50 pounds are donated
WHAT:
- Durable and comfortable boots for both men and women
- Variety of different style shoes: oxfords, mary janes, platforms, sandals, chelsea boots, work boots, etc.
- They also have other accessories such as:
- Bags and backpacks
- Shoe laces
- T-shirts
- Socks
- Wallets
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