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24 companies assessed under the Complicity Index methodology · ranked by complicity score, from Reebok (762/1000, Tier Severe) down · 3 scored Tier A or B.

Every score is evidence-led and traceable: each dossier cites public sources across the four Complicity Index domains - military, digital, economic and political. Higher scores indicate more documented material support. How scoring works →

  1. 1 Reebok 85 cited sources 762 B
  2. 2 Adidas 95 cited sources 701 B
  3. 3 Brooks Running 141 cited sources 666 B
  4. 4 Zara 95 cited sources 575 C
  5. 5 Next 76 cited sources 552 C
  6. 6 Skechers 106 cited sources 519 C
  7. 7 JD Sports 109 cited sources 516 C
  8. 8 Shein 69 cited sources 465 C
  9. 9 Nike 108 cited sources 433 C
  10. 10 H&M 131 cited sources 347 D
  11. 11 Clarks 98 cited sources 326 D
  12. 12 New Balance 58 cited sources 311 D
  13. 13 ASOS 65 cited sources 307 D
  14. 14 Onitsuka Tiger 72 cited sources 307 D
  15. 15 Puma 71 cited sources 307 D
  16. 16 Charles Tyrwhitt 66 cited sources 306 D
  17. 17 Mango 83 cited sources 304 D
  18. 18 ASICS 75 cited sources 292 D
  19. 19 TK Maxx 105 cited sources 211 D
  20. 20 Patagonia 61 cited sources 171 E
  21. 21 Uniqlo 56 cited sources 164 E
  22. 22 Primark 91 cited sources 105 E
  23. 23 New Look 123 cited sources 24 E
  24. 24 Decarba 49 cited sources 0 E

Lowest-scoring in this category

Least documented complicity of the 24 assessed - a lower score means less evidence was found, not that a company is endorsed.

  1. Decarba 49 cited sources 0 E
  2. New Look 123 cited sources 24 E
  3. Primark 91 cited sources 105 E

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