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Brand Climate Disclosures — Vietnam

This tracker documents what major apparel brands that manufacture in Vietnam have publicly disclosed across carbon targets, supplier transparency, science-based targets, and climate-related commitments. Vietnam is the world's third-largest apparel exporter and faces significant climate risk from rising sea levels and extreme weather events affecting coastal manufacturing zones.

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#3
World's third-largest apparel exporter
$40B+
Annual apparel and footwear export value
2.5%
Vietnam's share of global emissions
3M+
Garment and textile workers

Brand Disclosure Tracker — Vietnam

Disclosed
Partial
Not disclosed
Brand Vietnam Suppliers Carbon Targets Vietnam-Specific Carbon Climate / Flood Response SBTi Aligned Notes
Nike
Sportswear
Disclosed 50% emissions reduction by 2030 Not disclosed Not disclosed Yes Vietnam is Nike's largest single manufacturing country (~50% of footwear). No Vietnam-specific emissions data.
Adidas
Sportswear
Disclosed Climate neutrality by 2050 Not disclosed Not disclosed Yes Major Vietnam manufacturer. SBTi aligned. No country-level carbon breakdown.
H&M Group
Fast Fashion
Disclosed Net zero by 2040 Not disclosed Not disclosed Yes Vietnam among top five sourcing countries. No country-level climate data in public disclosures.
Gap Inc.
Apparel
Disclosed Partial targets Not disclosed Not disclosed In progress Vietnam disclosed in supplier list. No country-level carbon or climate resilience data.
VF Corporation
Apparel (The North Face, Timberland)
Disclosed Net zero by 2040 Not disclosed Not disclosed Yes Strong global targets. Vietnam among primary sourcing regions. No country-level breakdown.
Puma
Sportswear
Disclosed Net zero by 2050 Not disclosed Not disclosed Yes Vietnam is a major Puma sourcing country. SBTi approved. No Vietnam-specific data.
Hanesbrands
Apparel
Partial Partial targets Not disclosed Not disclosed No Vietnam among sourcing countries. Limited transparency on supplier list and climate targets.
Patagonia
Outdoor Apparel
Partial 1% for the Planet Not disclosed Environmental grants programme Yes Environmental grants programme disclosed. No Vietnam-specific carbon data.
Summary findings across tracked brands

Three patterns that emerge from the Vietnam dataset.

Brands with Vietnam-specific carbon data

~0%

No brand in this tracker discloses country-level carbon data for Vietnam, despite Vietnam being the primary or top-three manufacturing country for several of the largest global sportswear brands. All Scope 3 data is reported as a global aggregate.

Brands with SBTi-approved targets

~75%

The Vietnam dataset has the highest SBTi alignment rate of any region in this tracker — driven largely by major sportswear brands with strong global commitments. None of those commitments include Vietnam-specific reporting or flood resilience programmes.

Disclosure vs. sourcing concentration

Gap

Vietnam accounts for the majority of manufacturing for several brands in this tracker, yet country-level climate disclosure is absent across the board. The inverse relationship between sourcing concentration and country-specific reporting is most pronounced here.

Data compiled from: CDP, World Bank, Vietnam Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Apparel Impact Institute, corporate sustainability reports, peer-reviewed research. No figures estimated without disclosure. Independent research — not affiliated with any NGO, government, or brand. Last updated April 2026.

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