Claims assessment · Range claim

Conscious collection” / “eco edit” (named green range)

Typical treatment across five regimes. Every verdict below is tied to a stated legal hook.

Market comparison

How this claim is typically treated

Five major markets · one reviewed comparison

MarketTypical treatmentLegal basisWhat is required
European UnionEURestricted
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EmpCo Annex I; UCPD

Named-range sustainability claims need published, product-level criteria met by every item — the Norwegian CMA/H&M ruling logic: generic range claims with Higg-based scores were found misleading.

United KingdomUKRestricted
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CMA Code (fashion guidance); ASOS/Boohoo undertaking precedent

CMA secured undertakings from ASOS/Boohoo/Asos George over green-range claims — criteria must be clear and met per item.

United StatesUSConditional
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FTC 260.4/.6

Criteria disclosed; per-item compliance.

CanadaCARestricted
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Competition Act s.74.01(1)(b.1)

Per-item test evidence; Bureau scrutiny of fashion.

AustraliaAURestricted

The cited source is recorded in the assessment.

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ACL s.18; ACCC sweep precedent

Range criteria published and verified.

Last reviewed 22 Aug 2026This is an informational comparison, not legal advice.
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This is an informational reference, not legal advice. Verdicts reflect the typical use of this claim; exact wording, product, market and date can change the assessment.

Last verified 2026-08-22.