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The company said more than 60 per cent of its 2025 sales were supported by responsible cotton sourcing through BCI Cotton or came from its Little Planet and PurelySoft collections, which use organically grown cotton or viscose from responsibly managed forests. For manufacturers and buyers, the figures point to continued emphasis on responsible material sourcing in the baby and young children\u2019s segment.<\/p>\n
Carter’s has released its annual Raise the Future Impact Report for 2025, informing about progress in its sustainability commitments.
\nThe report says over 86 per cent of 2025 cotton was BCI Cotton or organic, with over 60 per cent of sales tied to responsible cotton.
\nIt cut virgin plastic packaging 90 per cent from 2022, reached 90 per cent recycled content, and expanded takeback and recycling pilots. <\/p>\n
On packaging, Carter\u2019s said it reduced virgin plastic packaging by 90 per cent in 2025 against a 2022 baseline, and that recycled content now accounts for 90 per cent of total plastic packaging. Carter\u2019s said in its July 8 release that it also advanced product circularity through pre-consumer textile recycling pilots and expanded KIDCYCLE, its in-store clothing takeback programme.<\/p>\n
Under its people commitments, Carter\u2019s said it has invested about $42 million in communities through corporate philanthropy programmes since 2021. In 2025, employees contributed 24,300 volunteer hours, while the company invested more than $8 million in monetary and in-kind donations.<\/p>\n
Carter\u2019s describes itself as North America\u2019s largest apparel company focused exclusively on babies and young children, with core brands Carter\u2019s and OshKosh B\u2019gosh.<\/p>\n
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