Our commitment to corporate responsibility combines all of our SanMar Family Values, driving us to support the people who create, ship and sell our apparel and accessories; to deliver quality, sustainable products that are ethically and responsibly sourced; and to do the right thing for our planet.
As a family-owned and -operated company, we are proud to bring our family values to our work at home and across the globe. We believe that business done well has the power to do good, and we strive to make a difference in all that we do.
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SanMar published its corporate responsibility report earlier this year. Jeremy Lott, president of SanMar, shares his thoughts on corporate responsibility. |
SanMar has partnered with PrintRelief in an effort to reforest our paper consumption by planting trees to offset our environmental impact. |
Recently, SanMar’s eight distribution centers and home office came together to work with the Why Not You Foundation raise funds for Friends of the Children. |
Our Commitment to Sustainability SanMar joined the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) in 2017 with the goal of assessing and minimizing our environmental impact. |
Factory Spotlight: El Salvador SanMar sources some of our products from a factory in San Juan Opico, El Salvador that is committed to making a difference in its community in a number of ways. |
Factory Spotlight: Kerala, India SanMar is proud to work with suppliers who make a difference in their communities however they can. |
At SanMar, a t-shirt is not just a t-shirt. It’s a canvas for good. We tell stories that shape teams, unite communities and make a difference. |
Strength in the Sunshine State When Hurricane Irma hit Florida, Wizard Creations sprang into action to bring their community together to raise relief funds for those affected. |
Turning Bystanders Into Upstanders The t-shirts, lanyards and foam fingers of the Be THE Voice anti‑cyberbullying program are more than swag. They remind students to be “a voice for change in all sorts of tough situations.” |
In the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, the printing and distribution of 600 t-shirts for volunteers was just the beginning of an effort that forged lasting connections with the local community. |
WAG-able is more than just a brand of dog biscuits. It’s also a way to teach tangible, sustainable job skills to young adults with developmental disabilities. |
Caring for others runs deep in the W.S. Emerson Company, and there’s no better example of this than their long-standing support for the Champion the Cure Challenge to help find a cure for cancer. |