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Capri Holdings

Capri Holdings Limited is a multinational fashion holding company, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands with executive offices in London and operational offices in New York. It was founded in 1981 by American designer Michael Kors, and its current brands include Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo. The company has 1,272 stores worldwide selling clothes, shoes, watches, handbags, and other accessories. In 2022, it reported USD 5.6 billion in total revenue and had around 15,000 employees.

Summary

Capri Holdings ranks 76th overall and 37th in the Apparel sector. Its best performance is on remedies and grievance mechanisms. It has an opportunity to improve its disclosure on human rights practices.

Capri Holdings has established the initial stages of a due diligence process by identifying and assessing the salient human rights risks that are linked to its activities and locations of operation. It has also established a grievance mechanism that is accessible to all workers, including workers in the supply chain, as well as to external individuals and communities.

The company has an opportunity to disclose how the results of their human rights risk assessment is translated into actions to mitigate these risks in their own operations and supply chain. It could also be more transparent around the process and outcomes of its grievance mechanism, including the timeframes, escalation strategies and approach to providing remedy.

Ranking position: #76 /110
Total score: 10.1 /100

Measurement theme	Score	Rank (0-110)
Governance and policy commitments	#1 1.4 /10	#75
Embedding respect and human rights due diligence	#1 4.0 /25	#62
Remedies and grievance mechanisms	#1 3.5 /20	#58
Performance: Practices	#1 1.2 /25	#86
Performance: Responses	#1 0.0 /20	#100

Sector
Apparel	#37

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