Care FP Product Standards are Free People’s product designations for specific material, sourcing, craftsmanship, and responsible design attributes. Each designation has defined product criteria and identifies products that meet those criteria.
Preferred Materials - Products made with at least 50% preferred or third-party certified materials.
Artisanally Made - Products handcrafted by artisan partners using traditional techniques.
Vintage - Previously loved, vintage, secondhand, or upcycled products.
Reusable - Products designed for repeated use as an alternative to comparable disposable products.

CARE FP STANDARDS
How We Create
We believe products we create should be made with intention, from the materials we choose to the craftsmanship that endures. Good design also considers more than aesthetic and function, it also considers how it's made, used and cared for throughout its life.


How We Operate
Responsibility extends beyond just our products. It
includes how we work with our partners, support the people behind our products, and improve transparency.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Actopens in a new windowModern Slavery Reportopens in a new windowHuman Rights Policyopens in a new windowVendor Code of Conduct and Responsible Sourcingopens in a new windowURBN Code of Conduct and Ethicsopens in a new windowUS Foreign Corrupt Practices Act/UK Bribery Act and Global Anti-Corruptionopens in a new windowVendor Terms of Purchase Agreementopens in a new windowURBN Forced Labor Statementopens in a new window
How We Operate
Responsibility extends beyond just our products. It
includes how we work with our partners, support the people behind our products, and improve transparency.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Actopens in a new windowModern Slavery Reportopens in a new windowHuman Rights Policyopens in a new windowVendor Code of Conduct and Responsible Sourcingopens in a new windowURBN Code of Conduct and Ethicsopens in a new windowUS Foreign Corrupt Practices Act/UK Bribery Act and Global Anti-Corruptionopens in a new windowVendor Terms of Purchase Agreementopens in a new windowURBN Forced Labor Statementopens in a new window