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LPP

Founded in 1991, LPP is a Polish family-run company engaged in the design, manufacturing and distribution of clothing. It manages Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito and Sinsay brands. The company has presence in over 1,700 stores and online shops in nearly 40 markets on three continents. In 2022, it earned EUR 3.4 billion in revenue and employed around 27,000 people.

Summary

LPP ranks 61st overall and 25th in the Apparel sector. It performs best on embedding respect and due diligence. It has an opportunity to improve its disclosure on governance and policy commitments.

LPP discloses how it identifies and assesses its salient human rights risks. It also discloses how it identifies and engages with affected stakeholders, and how their views influence the company’s human rights approach.

The company has an opportunity to disclose the actions it takes to mitigate the risks it has identified as salient to its business. It also has an opportunity to improve on topics related to board level accountability for human rights, including disclosing how it assigns responsibility and whether it reviews its business model for human rights risks.

Ranking position: #61 /110
Total score: 16.0 /100

Measurement theme	Score	Rank (0-110)
Governance and policy commitments	#1 0.9 /10	#87
Embedding respect and human rights due diligence	#1 5.8 /25	#51
Remedies and grievance mechanisms	#1 3.5 /20	#58
Performance: Practices	#1 3.2 /25	#62
Performance: Responses	#1 2.5 /20	#61

Sector
Apparel	#25

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