Urge lululemon's executives to ditch coal and go renewable

Urge lululemon’s executives to ditch coal from the brand’s supply chain and switch to renewable energy to power its factories.

Last month, Stand.earth members, winter sport enthusiasts, and doctors took to the streets to present lululemon a “coal-medal” for its coal-powered supply chain.

Bringing our message straight to lululemon’s door was a bold move – as bold as lululemon making Olympic gear for Team Canada with coal power. Now that we’ve got the attention of the company and the media, it’s time to escalate our demands to the c-suite. We’ve already flooded the inboxes of its CEO and Chief Brand Officer, so next up are President of Guest Innovations Celeste Burgoyne and Chief Supply Chain Officer Ted Dagnese.

With the Paralympics kicking off this week, there will be even more lululemon on global screens. Let's make sure that the executives are hearing directly from hundreds of Stand members and lulu customers.

Send a message to executives and urge them to take immediate action to rid lululemon’s supply chain of coal.

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Celeste Burgoyne - President of Guest Innovation of lululemon

Ted Dagnese - Chief Supply Chain Officer of lululemon

CC'd: The General Education Center of lululemon

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Dear {contact_data~positionHeld} {contact_data~firstName},

lululemon projects an image as a leader in sustainability, but your company’s actual climate goals are hugely lacking and do not account for the pollution in the supply chain. lululemon’s supply chain is heavily reliant on coal - one of the most harmful fossil fuels out there.

For a brand focused on health and wellness, it is unbelievable that you are putting your factory workers and communities nearby your factories at risk. I want lululemon to take immediate action to switch from coal power to renewables across your supply chain to help reduce your emissions.

As the official outfitter of Team Canada and as the brand representing winter sports athletes, it’s important that your actions align with your values. As our winter faces more and more dire consequences due to climate change, we cannot have clothes made by coal.

I hope as executives of an athletic wear company, you can understand the importance of the outdoors and lululemon's impact on the climate. And so, I hope the urgency of phasing out fossil fuels from your supply chain is a priority for your company and climate goals.

I look forward to seeing an urgent commitment from lululemon to ditch coal and switch to renewable energy by 2030.

Thank you for your time.

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