Code of conduct

Responsible production
It is essential at Brand4kids, that the working environment, where our products are manufactured, is of the highest standards. When we initiate a working relationship with our suppliers, the safety and working environment of the worker is always our main priority. Brands4kids do not tolerate child labour, discrimination or any other disrespectful treatment of employees.

But we must also acknowledge, that the producing countries, in some cases, have a slightly different cultural perception of responsible production from ours. That is why we remain in constant dialogue with our suppliers and manufacturers. We argue that, a decent work environment increases productivity and employee satisfaction, and we are very pleased with the improvements that our demands help create. Through continuous supervision, we try to ensure that our agreements and demands are complied with. We also demand that our agreements are complied with, throughout the supply chain, to conform to our rules for responsible production.

Read the entire Brands4kids Code of Conduct here.

Viable production
At Brands4kids, we are very much aware of the work being done to reduce environmental pollutants. This is an ongoing and continuous process, in which we constantly revise our responsibilities and assess our suppliers. Although it is both time and resource consuming, we are convinced that it is work worth doing, and that it is the right thing to do, for both our children's sake and for the sake of the world we live in. One of our specific areas of focus, is that our products do not contain harmful dyes and chemicals. We also emphasize the importance of using neither nickel, nor dyes containing heavy metals in our products.

Every year we have a large part of our products Eco-Tex 100 certified. Eco-Tex certification is the consumer's guarantee that the product does not contain harmful substances. Eco-Tex tests are carried out by independent institutes, and the requirements are continuously updated to match the latest research in the field of medical sciences.