Leading the way in sustainable operations
As the world’s only manufacturer certified as carbon neutral across all facilities and processes, we’re setting a new standard for sustainability in the apparel industry. Committed to continuous improvement, we’ve set clear, measurable targets against key areas of sustainable development, holding ourselves accountable for tracking and reporting our progress annually.
Our sustainability benchmarks
Greenhouse gas Emissions

100% carbon neutral
Solid Waste

100% recycling or reuse of waste
Energy

80% renewable electricity (out of total electricity) powering owned sites by 2030
Chemicals

100% level 1 or higher ZDHC certified used chemicals by 2027
Water

5% fresh water usage reduction by 2030
Wastewater

100% of reuse or recycling of treated wastewater by 2030
Habitat restoration

50% restoration based on total area of owned sites by 2027
Solid Waste

100% recycling or reuse of waste
Energy

80% renewable electricity (out of total electricity) powering owned sites by 2030
Chemicals

100% level 1 or higher ZDHC certified used chemicals by 2027
Water

5% fresh water usage reduction by 2030
Wastewater

100% of reuse or recycling of treated wastewater by 2030
Habitat restoration

50% restoration based on total area of owned sites by 2027
A leader in sustainable design
With eight LEED-certified buildings and the first passive house in Southeast Asia, we’re setting new standards for sustainable infrastructure in the apparel industry. At every stage of our operations we thoughtfully consider our environmental impact, continually leveraging new technologies to reduce our footprint—from solar rooftop installations and water reuse programs to the restoration of local habitats and ecosystems. We’re committed to the ongoing improvement of our designs and processes, to ensure a greener, more sustainable future for all.
A place where people come first
Certified as a Great Place to Work® in Sri Lanka for the past three years, we measure the value of our work not just by the quality of our products, but by the positive impact we make on our people, communities, and the world. At Star, we foster a culture where every employee has the tools and support to contribute and succeed. For our 10,000+ employees across Sri Lanka and beyond, this means fair and safe working conditions, reliable employment, and opportunities to collaborate, take initiative, and grow.
A place where people come first
Certified as a Great Place to Work® in Sri Lanka for the past three years, we measure the value of our work not just by the quality of our products, but by the positive impact we make on our people, communities, and the world. At Star, we foster a culture where every employee has the tools and support to contribute and succeed. For our 10,000+ employees across Sri Lanka and beyond, this means fair and safe working conditions, reliable employment, and opportunities to collaborate, take initiative, and grow.
A leader in sustainable design
With eight LEED-certified buildings and the first passive house in Southeast Asia, we’re setting new standards for sustainable infrastructure in the apparel industry. At every stage of our operations we thoughtfully consider our environmental impact, continually leveraging new technologies to reduce our footprint—from solar rooftop installations and water reuse programs to the restoration of local habitats and ecosystems. We’re committed to the ongoing improvement of our designs and processes, to ensure a greener, more sustainable future for all.
We’re constantly exploring new ways to improve our impact. Take a look at our latest efforts and achievements in sustainability and community.


Star celebrated for people-centric culture and practices at SLITAD People in Development Awards…
