Brand Rating
Nike
American multinational corporation engaged in the design, development, manufacturing, and marketing of footwear, apparel, and equipment.
56/100
Hummlan Sustainability Score
56
out of 100
Sustainability Breakdown
Sourcing leather in compliance with zero-deforestation cattle standards and using sustainable cotton, though overall water footprint is high.
Uses recycled polyester and has recycling programs for worn-out athletic shoes, but high-performance sports shoes are mostly non-recyclable.
Excellent renewable energy transition in direct operations, but value chain emissions remain high and are growing in step with sales.
Enforces restricted substance lists for dyes and chemicals, but water discharges in dye houses and microplastics remain persistent issues.
Supplier audits are frequent, but labor rights and low wage rates in manufacturing hubs like Southeast Asia remain systemic.
Our ratings are "stern but fair", based on third-party certifications and EU Taxonomy + CSRD alignment. We prioritize verifiable data over brand marketing claims. EU Taxonomy and CSRD explain the framework backbone.
Nike Products We Track
Our ratings are "stern but fair", based on third-party certifications and EU Taxonomy + CSRD alignment. Learn more about EU Taxonomy and CSRD.