United Arab Emirates

Dubai, DU, AE

Afghanistan

Albania

Armenia

Angola

Argentina

Asia and Africa

Austria

Australia

Australian Capital Territory, AU

Canberra, ACT, AU

Melbourne, VIC, AU

New South Wales, AU

Northern Territory, AU

Queensland, AU

South Australia, AU

Sydney, NSW, AU

Tasmania, AU

Victoria, AU

Western Australia, AU

Azerbaijan

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bangladesh

Belgium

Saint-Ghislain, WHT, BE

Bulgaria

Al Manamah, 13, BH

Benin

Saint Barthélemy

Brunei Darussalam

Bolivia

Brazil

São Paulo, SP, BR

Botswana

Belarus

Canada

Alberta, CA

British Columbia, CA

Manitoba, CA

Montreal, QC, CA

New Brunswick, CA

Newfoundland and Labrador, CA

Nova Scotia, CA

Northwest Territories, CA

Nunavut, CA

Ontario, CA

Prince Edward Island, CA

Quebec, CA

Quebec, QC, CA

Saskatchewan, CA

Toronto, ON, CA

Yukon, CA

Congo, The Democratic Republic of the

Congo

Switzerland

Zurich, ZH, CH

Côte d'Ivoire

Chile

Cameroon

China

Beijing, BJ, CN

Central China grid, CN

East China grid, CN

Hainan Sheng, CN

North China grid, CN

China Northeast grid, CN

China Northwest grid, CN

Ningxia Huizu Zizhiqu, CN

China Southern grid, CN

Colombia

Costa Rica

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Frankfurt am Main, HE, DE

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Algeria

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Estonia

Egypt

Eritrea

Spain

Ethiopia

European Union

Europe and Eurasia

Europe and South America

Finland

Fredrikshamn (Hamina), 09, FI

Fiji

France

Corse-du-Sud, FR

Corscia, 2B, FR

Paris, 75, FR

Gabon

United Kingdom

Cardiff, CRF, GB

London, LND, GB

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: mens outer garments/ mens under garments/ womens outer garments/ womens under garments/ boys outer garments/ girls outer garments/ infants outer garments/ childrens under garments. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Clothing

Emission intensity of supply chain (with margins i.e. cradle to shelf) in US dollars spend on: clothing. This factor is representative of the described commodity (equivalent to a goods or services category) and was calculated from 2016 data applying IPCC 4th Assessment Report conversion factors.

Emission intensity of supply chain (with margins i.e. cradle to shelf) in US dollars spend on: clothing and clothing accessories stores. This factor is representative of the described commodity (equivalent to a goods or services category) and was calculated from 2016 data applying IPCC 4th Assessment Report conversion factors.

Clothing and clothing accessories stores

Emission intensity of clothiing (open-loop source). The EF should be used to report on consumption of procured materials based on their origin (that is comprised of primary material or recycled materials). For primary materials these factors cover the extraction/primary processing/manufacturing and transportation materials to the point of sale not the materials in use. For secondary materials the factors cover sorting/processing/manufacturing and transportation to the point of sale not the materials in use. Retrieved from the Conversion Factors 2021: flat file published by the UK BEIS/Defra at the source URL.

Clothing (Open-loop source)

Emission intensity of clothiing (primary material production). The EF should be used to report on consumption of procured materials based on their origin (that is comprised of primary material or recycled materials). For primary materials these factors cover the extraction/primary processing/manufacturing and transportation materials to the point of sale not the materials in use. For secondary materials the factors cover sorting/processing/manufacturing and transportation to the point of sale not the materials in use. Retrieved from the Conversion Factors 2021: flat file published by the UK BEIS/Defra at the source URL.

Clothing (Primary material production)

Emission intensity of clothing (primary material production). The EF should be used to report on consumption of procured materials based on their origin (that is comprised of primary material or recycled materials). For primary materials these factors cover the extraction/primary processing/manufacturing and transportation materials to the point of sale not the materials in use. For secondary materials the factors cover sorting/processing/manufacturing and transportation to the point of sale not the materials in use. Retrieved from the Conversion Factors 2022: flat file published by the UK BEIS/Defra at the source URL.

Emission intensity of clothiing (re-used). The EF should be used to report on consumption of procured materials based on their origin (that is comprised of primary material or recycled materials). For primary materials these factors cover the extraction/primary processing/manufacturing and transportation materials to the point of sale not the materials in use. For secondary materials the factors cover sorting/processing/manufacturing and transportation to the point of sale not the materials in use. Retrieved from the Conversion Factors 2021: flat file published by the UK BEIS/Defra at the source URL.

Clothing (Re-used)

Emission intensity of clothing (re-used). The EF should be used to report on consumption of procured materials based on their origin (that is comprised of primary material or recycled materials). For primary materials these factors cover the extraction/primary processing/manufacturing and transportation materials to the point of sale not the materials in use. For secondary materials the factors cover sorting/processing/manufacturing and transportation to the point of sale not the materials in use. Retrieved from the Conversion Factors 2022: flat file published by the UK BEIS/Defra at the source URL.

Emission intensity of supply chain (with margins i.e. cradle to shelf) in US dollars spend on: dry-cleaning and laundry. This factor is representative of the described commodity (equivalent to a goods or services category) and was calculated from 2016 data applying IPCC 4th Assessment Report conversion factors.

Dry-cleaning and laundry

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: footwear for men/ footwear for women/ footwear for children and infants. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Footwear

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: repair and hire of footwear. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Footwear (hire and repair)

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: haberdashery clothing materials and clothing hire. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Haberdashery/clothing materials/clothing hire

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: mens accessories/ womens accessories/ childrens accessories/ protective head gear. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Hats and accessories

Emission intensity of supply chain in GBP spend on: dry cleaners and dyeing/ launderettes. In actual prices in £s and including VAT. Provided by BEIS/DEFRA in the official report on GHG Emissions of the UK between 1996-2018. Where source emission factors are identical across a variety of activities they have been grouped to avoid confusion - details are documented in the OEFDB data guidance.

Laundry and dry cleaning

Emission intensity of supply chain (with margins i.e. cradle to shelf) in US dollars spend on: leather. This factor is representative of the described commodity (equivalent to a goods or services category) and was calculated from 2016 data applying IPCC 4th Assessment Report conversion factors.

Leather

Emission intensity of supply chain (purchase of service/standard good/capital good) in US dollars spend on: leather/leather and footwear. Factors retrieved from the Quantis+GHG Protocol Scope 3 Calculator for the year 2016 and apply for years beyond 2016. The same emission factor applies to different types of investments in joint ventures/subsidiaries/associate companies that were not captured in Scope 1 emissions.

Leather/leather and footwear

Emission intensity of supply chain in EUR spend on: leather and leather products. Retrieved from the EXIOBASE v3 model outputs for products. These factors were calculated based on 2019 data. CO2 equivalent factors incorporate emissions from land use; constituent gases have not been included as they do not. The LCA boundaries of these factors are not defined by the source. These factors include effects of international trade.

Leather and leather products

Name	Source	Year	Region	Sector	Category	Unit Type
Clothing	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Clothing	EPA	2020	United States	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Clothing and clothing accessories stores	EPA	2020	United States	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Clothing (Open-loop source)	BEIS	2021	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Weight
Clothing (Primary material production)	BEIS	2021	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Weight
Clothing (Primary material production)	BEIS	2022	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Weight
Clothing (Re-used)	BEIS	2021	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Weight
Clothing (Re-used)	BEIS	2022	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Weight
Dry-cleaning and laundry	EPA	2020	United States	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Footwear	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Footwear (hire and repair)	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Haberdashery/clothing materials/clothing hire	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Hats and accessories	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Laundry and dry cleaning	BEIS	2018	United Kingdom	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather	EPA	2020	United States	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather/leather and footwear	GHG Protocol	2017	Global	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather and leather products	EXIOBASE	2021	Austria	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather and leather products	EXIOBASE	2021	Australia	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather and leather products	EXIOBASE	2021	Belgium	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money
Leather and leather products	EXIOBASE	2021	Bulgaria	Consumer Goods and Services	Clothing and Footwear	Money

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