Transparency matters
Responsible business is based on transparency. At Devold, we believe that open data drives better decisions, greater accountability and industry-wide progress.
In accordance with the Norwegian Transparency Act, Devold publishes an annual account of due diligence assessments. Our latest report for 2024–2025 is available here: Devold Transparency Act Report 2024–2025 (PDF).
To read more about the Transparency Act, see the official legal text: Norwegian Transparency Act (Lovdata).
From selective disclosure to accountability
Transparency only works when information is open, accessible, and reliable. That’s why we share our supply chain data on Open Supply Hub, giving direct insight into where our wool comes from, how it is processed, and who we work with.
Our interactive map integrates data from the Open Supply Hub but goes further - featuring key information essential for due diligence, such as supplier relationships, workforce demographics, unions representation, and third-party certifications.
Because we are vertically integrated and have full control over our supply chain, we also share details on where our wool is processed – one of the most resource intensive and potentially polluting stages of the industry. To reduce our impact, we have partnered with processors in countries with strong regulations and low-carbon energy grids.
This full-spectrum transparency enables a clearer assessment of our performance and impact.
Explore our supply chain
We’ve organised the steps into clear, easy-to-navigate categories. Selecting “Contributor list” in the menu below allows you to view:
- Our own production sites and brand
- Our Sheep to Shop wool growers
- Our Sheep to Shop shearers
- Our wool partners (all of them)
- Our wool processing partners (scouring, combing & dyeing mills)
- Our external factory partners
- Our partners’ lower-tier
We update the data twice yearly, or more often if major changes occur. The latest version, as of February 2025, shows our active suppliers. Some Tier 2 suppliers in the EU are omitted due to trade secret considerations, but this information is available under NDAs where appropriate.
Early alert: Protecting human rights in supply chains
Transparency is more than data – it’s about protecting worker’s rights and raising standards across the supply chain. By sharing our data, we enable cross-industry collaboration to address and prevent risks.
While we carefully select our partners, due diligence is ongoing. Risks evolve, and circumstances shift. If you have concerns about labour conditions, environmental impact, or climate-related risks affecting our suppliers and their communities, we would like to hear from you.
Contact us at stakeholders@devold.no.