Partnerships & Memberships

In 2020, we joined the Fair Labor Association (FLA), publicly declaring lululemon's commitment to protect and uplift the people throughout our supply chain who make our products. We are currently pursuing FLA accreditation.

The IDRC is an international community of open-source developers, designers, researchers, advocates, and volunteers working to develop and promote inclusive design and development practices.

The RLI is focused on ensuring the rights of workers vulnerable to forced labor are respected and promoted consistently.

A multi-stakeholder initiative, the SLCP provides tools and systems to measure working conditions in global supply chains.

Social Innovation Summit is a global social impact community. Their annual events and experiences welcome the greatest innovators, changemakers, wayward thinkers, and black swans to come together to make real and lasting change towards social good.

The Circle is an Indigenous-led organization working to mobilize settler philanthropic dollars to Indigenous-led projects, movements, organizations, and nations.

The Resilience Fund for Women in Global Value Chains is a first-of-its-kind pooled funding initiative for companies, corporate foundations, and private foundations to invest in the long-term health, well-being, and economic resilience of women who form the backbone of global supply chains.

The World Wellbeing Movement is a social impact organisation working at the intersection between academic experts and decision-makers in both business and policy to translate evidence-informed wellbeing insights into real-world impact.

Protecting endangered forests is at the heart of the work of the environmental non-profit Canopy Planet Program.

In 2020, lululemon became a founding member of the Carbon Leadership Project with the SAC Apparel Impact Institute and RESET Carbon. This project brings together action-oriented brands to implement supply chain carbon targets and develop collaborative approaches that can be replicated industry-wide.

RE100 is a global partnership of over 300 influential businesses committed to 100% renewable electricity.

TMC facilitates practical solutions to help the textile industry minimize fiber fragmentation and release into the environment from manufacturing and the product lifecycle.

This consortium is a partnership with Bolt Threads, adidas, Kering, lululemon, and Stella McCartney that invests in meaningful material innovation with Mylo™.

A global non-profit that drives industry transformation by accelerating the use of preferred fibers, integrity, and standards.

The SAC transforms business through collaborative tools and solutions including the Higg Index, a suite of tools that standardizes value chain sustainability measurements.

Signatories of the UNFCCC are committed to science-based targets and work together to achieve a vision of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, across the fashion industry and broader textile sectors.