Reformation’s Rating
Reformation
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Sustainability: 🌱 3/5
Affordability: 💸 3/5
Adaptability: ♿️ 3/5
Affordability Assessment
💵 | Price Range: $50 - $500
Reformation is a mid-range brand. They have basic knit tank tops that are about $50. They are known for their high-quality stylish jeans that range from one $70-$220. They offer a curated wedding section with clothing for bridesmaids and guests. Because most of these fabrics are silk or velvet, these range from $300-$500.
📈 | Value for Money: Good
It is considered good value for money. The fabrics are luxurious and long lasting. The costs go up because Reformation follows sustainable practices. The brand has a good resell value in the secondary market, making them a good investment.
💡 | Affordability Tools
There are ways to make shopping at Reformation more economical. Their in store and online sales can offer discounts up to 50% off. They have promo codes that can offer up to an extra 30% off and an email sign up will get an extra 10% off for joining their newsletter.
Adaptability Assessment
🦾 | Inclusivity
Although the brand does not claim to make all of their stores wheelchair accessible, there are so many customers that provide feedback with joy that Reformation stores they visit are completely accessible. Reformation offers size – inclusive clothing to make the brand more accessible to different body types. Reformation also supports a religious movement to broaden acceptance of LGBTQ plus people.
♿️ | Comfort
The brand offers trendy clothing along with daily, comfortable pieces.
Sustainability Assessment
🌍 | Environmental Impact
Reformation is committed to using sustainable fabrics and natural fibers. To minimize waste, they recycle their textile off cuts. They use renewable energy to reduce climate impact.
🤝 | Labor Conditions
Reformation participates in the fair labor association to align with international standards and transparency. They also have a code of standards for their suppliers.
🐾 | Animal Welfare:
Although they claim ethical sourcing, Reformation still faces criticism for using silk, leather, and wool without full supplier disclosure.
