It has also said it will use more certified responsible and sustainable materials – which it classes as recycled, renewable, regenerated and natural -  and is nearing the completion of a lifecycle analysis of all its raw materials.

The owner of brands including Ugg, Teva and Hoka One One has published a corporate responsibility and sustainability report in which it outlines progress.

In it, it says it has launched “bold equity, inclusion and diversity (EID) targets” at the corporate level and “marketing-related representation goals” at the brand level. 

It has also improved 33,000 supply chain worker livelihoods, it claims, through its partnership with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) HERproject, and aims to increase this to 100,000 women by 2027.

Deckers CEO Dave Powers said: "These are critical times when we must all play our part in delivering upon the United Nations Global Compact Sustainable Development Goals and the vision outlined in Paris Agreement to create a  future that is sustainable and resilient.

"We recognise that sustainability is a journey and we are committed to doing our part to create change for our employees, our communities, and our planet."

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