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- 554개 이상 공급자와 유럽·아시아·북미 969개 이상 Tier 1 공장에서 제품 제조
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We focus on building long-term relationships with our suppliers, based on regular dialogue and clear expectations.
Our supply chain includes several stages, from raw materials to finished products. Like many clothing brands, H&M Group does not own the factories where our pr
Our supply chain includes several stages, from raw materials to finished products. Like many clothing brands, H&M Group does not own the factories where our products are made. Instead, we work with independent suppliers and manufacturers. We first published our supplier list in 2013 and continue to share information about the factories involved in making our products.
The factories we work with are divided and categorised into different tiers. Tier 1 suppliers are the companies we do business with directly for product manufacturing or processing. Component production and processing is typically carried out in tiers 2 to 4, while raw material production usually falls within tiers 4 to 6.
We do business with over 554 suppliers who manufacture products for our brands in over 969 tier 1 factories in Europe, Asia and North America.1
China and Bangladesh are the largest production markets for clothing.
The European Union is the largest production market for our beauty assortment.
Our supplier relationships average nine years. We have worked with some suppliers for more than 20 years.2
Around 1.1 million people are employed by the tier 1 and tier 2 supplier factories we work with. Of these workers, 59% are women.1
Around 0.4% of workers in the tier 1 and tier 2 supplier factories we work with are migrant workers, meaning people who have moved for work or work opportuni
Our supplier list discloses the details of tier 1 manufacturing and processing factories, accounting for 99% of the products we se
원문: H&M Group Newsroom — "Supply chain transparency - H&M Group" (2026-10-13) 공식 원문: https://hmgroup.com/sustainability/supply-chain/
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