Factories of Finisterre
Every Finisterre product tells the story of a hundred pairs of hands, of skills and craftsmanship, of complex interwoven supply chains. We are committed to full transparency in our supply chain, holding our partners to the same high standards we expect of ourselves; developing close relationships with independently owned manufacturers who share our passion for building quality, durable product that has as little impact on the planet as possible.
Orimpex Textile
Being a pioneer of sustainable textile production, Orimpex has experience in ethical manufacturing, which strives to do good for both people and planet.
Ladkins Hosiery Ltd
We take great pride in the relationships we develop with our suppliers. We aim to build long term partnerships with our suppliers and carry out business through transparent and fair...
J. Alex Swift Ltd
J. Alex Swift Ltd was established in 1895 by John Alexander Swift in the village of Hathern where it remains today.
Grant International
Grant have been working closely with many of the leading names in fashion for more than 20 years. They provide their customers with the highest service levels, so that they...
Confecções Celip Lda
We take great pride in the relationships we develop with our suppliers. We aim to build long term partnerships with our suppliers and carry out business through transparent and fair...
Spring Near East Manufacturing Co. Ltd
With a strong emphasis in ethics and sustainability across the business, Spring Near East offer the latest trends in a speed-to-market model with a range of fantastic partner factories.
Zhejiang Springair Import & Export Co Ltd
The Springair group are a leading Chinese knit and apparel business. With over thirty years experience in high quality raw material sourcing, spinning yarns and producing for some of the...
Pungkook Corp
Pungkook Corporation was founded in 1949. The company's line of business includes the manufacturing of textile bags.
UAB Audimas Supply
Clothes manufacturer Audimas Supply has over 30 years of experience in supplying fully sourced products to premium European brands.
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Fair Working Conditions
Ethical and responsible trade has always been central to the Finisterre ethos. We have an unerring commitment to human rights and the welfare of people who make our products.We remain determined to ensure that inhumane and illegal practices such as child labour, human trafficking, forced/bond labour, or unsafe working conditions, have no place in our core business or wider supply chain network.
After years of working together, in 2022 we formalised our partnership with Fair Working Conditions (FWC), cementing our commitment to ethical and responsible trading. FWC are Irish-based Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) specialists with almost two decades of experience working alongside major retailers and brands in over fifty countries worldwide. Working across a broad range of industries, FWC maintains a steadfast approach to supporting clients, suppliers, and employees on the path to sustainable improvement. Their track record is one of on-the-ground delivery, supplier engagement, factory worker input, practical corrective action, and tailored training.
The cornerstones of Finisterre’s Supplier Code of Conduct align with the standards set out by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and UN Declaration of Human Rights. We implement these through a combination of Finisterre values and FWC field experience, considering the individual geopolitical, demographic, and socioeconomic challenges of each country. Together with FWC, we have developed a pragmatic program to drive best practices throughout our sourcing and procurement network in a hands-on and transparent manner.
In Phase 1 of the collaboration we completed Tier 1 supply chain mapping and the collation and review of independently verifiable third-party CSR reviews. In 2023, the program’s roll-out will include comprehensive supplier screening and onboarding protocols, and increasingly targeted on-site audits at geographically high-risk locations. With the help of locally based FWC labour/CSR experts, we will closely examine and report upon fundamental human and employment rights on a supplier-by-supplier basis – occupational health and safety, hours of work, compensation, benefits, and, above all, employee welfare. Bespoke corrective action plans and response reviews will follow where necessary. If and where issues are found, we will act.
As we expand our in-house expertise and grow our capacity to conduct more first-hand and independently verifiable reviews of our supply chain, we will continually set ourselves demanding goals and targets that go the extra mile and strive for the highest possible level of visibility.
Open Supply Hub
Our facilities are listed on Open Supply Hub. Open Supply Hub (OS Hub) is an accessible, collaborative, supply chain mapping platform, used and populated by stakeholders across sectors and supply chains. It is a neutral, non-profit organization registered in the USA.
We Go By Land & Sea
Less than 1% of our finished goods from our supply chain partners were air freighted in 2022 (down from 5% in 2020). Read more in our 2022 Impact Report