About Us

Where all Allbirds products made?

We're proud of the responsible approach we take to manufacturing with minimal environmental impact. By offering a carefully curated product range, we’re able to maintain a small, tight-knit supply chain. We have only a handful of finished good factories, many of whom we’ve worked with for years. In addition, we accept third-party, mutually recognized standards, like WRAP and SMETA, to reduce audit fatigue at factories and ensure safe, lawful, human and ethical manufacturing practices.

Footwear:

• South Korea - Our shoes are hand-assembled in Busan, South Korea, which at one time had the nickname of “Shoe City.”
• China - Our partners work out of a China-based factory in Shenzhen, where knitting and hand-assembly takes place. This factory is WRAP certified, and they pride themselves on being one of the nation's most innovative producers.

Apparel:

• North Carolina - We partnered with a manufacturing team in North Carolina who have been making world-class socks for over 100 years!
• Peru - Our team here offers environmental education and training programs for workers, covering topics like how to practice sustainability at work and at home.
• Indonesia - We partake in the ILO Better Work Initiative, which aligns factory practices to local laws and the UN International Labor Organization's standards. The annual program includes advisory and consulting services and management training.
• Vietnam - Our factory here is LEED Certified, built for energy efficiency with rainwater capture and reuse, and green space for native plants.
• China - Our partner in China who knits our sweaters makes sure nothing goes to waste, recycling all excess yarn to be used again.
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We're proud of the responsible approach we take to manufacturing with minimal environmental impact. By offering a carefully curated product range, we’re able to maintain a relatively small, tight-knit supply chain. We have only a handful of finished good factories, many of whom we’ve worked with for years. In addition, we accept third-party, mutually recognized standards, like WRAP and SMETA, to reduce audit fatigue at factories and ensure safe, lawful, human and ethical manufacturing practices.

To see our full list of Tier 1 (finished goods) manufacturers and subcontractors, click here. We will continue to update and expand on this list to account for additional supply chain Tiers annually.