So we're taking action.
We’re aiming to
reduce our CO₂ emissions
and increase
recycled materials.
Every step counts,
so we measure ours
Our carbon footprint label
Our materials
Polyester Fabric from Recycled PET Bottles
Polyester production from recycled PET bottles emits less CO₂e and uses less fossil resources than traditional polyester production.
At least 75% of the GEL-NIMBUS™ 28 shoe’s main
upper* is made with polyester fabric from recycled PET.
Bio-Based Materials
Bio-based materials are intentionally made from substances derived from living (or once-living) organisms. These natural resources can be drawn upon to create fabrics for textiles or compounds for sole components. Sugarcane and cellulose nanofibre are some examples.
The GEL-NYC™ 2.0 and Solution Speed FF 4 shoes
feature FF BLAST™ PLUS cushioning, which is made with
approximately 24% bio-based material.
*Lifecycle emissions for ASICS products are calculated using ASICS’ Carbon Footprint Methodology 1.2 and benchmarked
against the most comprehensive industry-average data available, conducted in partnership with MIT. Learn more about our methodology [here].
Our sustainability progress
2021
We launched the world's lightest CO₂ emissions shoe (GEL-LYTE™ III CM 1.95)
2023
Water consumption decreased by over 30% for every pair of shoes manufactured, across all product categories.
2023
29.8% of CO₂ emissions reduced from our direct operations and 29.8% renewable electricity at business facilities.
2024
Released our 2023 Sustainability Report.
2025
Released our 2024 Sustainability Report.
External recognition
In 2018, we were the first company in our industry to have our carbon emission reduction target approved by the Science Based Targets Initiative.
Learn more about our sustainability innovations by visiting our
ASICS Design Philosophy page.
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By opting for our CO₂ labelled products, you're not only getting ASICS' trusted quality
but also getting insight into their impact.
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