Gildan

Less energy. Less water. Same iconic Comfort Colors® palette. At our garment dyeing facility in Honduras, our proprietary Pigment Pure™ technology is redefining how apparel is made. In a Fashion Redressed II film, presented by Global Fashion Agenda, Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain, Israel Salinas, offers an inside look at this innovative technology using fewer resources to produce the nature-inspired hues that our Comfort Colors® brand is known for. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect #FashionRedressedII Learn more: https://bit.ly/4oFZeYS Watch the full film, produced for us by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions: https://bit.ly/4oFZhE2

For the fifth consecutive year, we’ve been recognized as one of Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens by Corporate Knights, and only one of two companies in the Textile and Clothing Manufacturing sector. Representing the gold standard for corporate sustainability leadership in Canada, the ranking analyzes 356 large Canadian organizations against Canadian and global industry peers, evaluating on three key performance indicators covering sustainable revenue, investment, and momentum. We continue to prioritize sustainability as part of our long-term growth and resilience. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect #CKBEST50 Read the press release: https://bit.ly/4eL5IRI See the full list: https://bit.ly/4vx3Ovb

At Gildan, we’re on the fast track to well-being, teamwork, and community. For the first time, employees at our headquarters in Montreal, Quebec participated in Défi Entreprises par Groupe Défis 2026, taking on 5K and 10K running and walking challenges. Celebrating team spirit, perseverance, and shared accomplishment, the event was a reminder that wellness is something we build together through encouragement and an inclusive, motivating atmosphere. Improving the overall well-being of our employees is one way we help our people and their families be the best they can be. #LifeatGildan ---- Chez Gildan, nous poursuivons activement notre engagement envers le bien-être, la collaboration et l’engagement communautaire. Pour la première fois, les employé·e·s de notre siège social de Montréal, au Québec, ont pris part au Défi Entreprises par Groupe Défis 2026, en participant aux épreuves de course et de marche de 5 km et 10 km. Célébrant l’esprit d’équipe, la persévérance et les réussites collectives, cette initiative nous rappelle que le bien-être se cultive ensemble, grâce à l’encouragement mutuel et à un environnement inclusif et mobilisateur. Favoriser le bien-être global de nos employé·e·s demeure une priorité, afin de leur permettre, ainsi qu’à leurs familles, de s’épanouir pleinement. #LaViechezGildan

Rossana Gonzalez, Director of Environment, joined a panel at FUNDAHRSE Sustainability Week 2026 focused on innovation to address climate change. The discussion highlighted Gildan’s long-standing environmental commitments spanning greenhouse gas emissions, energy, water, waste, and biodiversity. As an 18-time consecutive recipient of the FUNDAHRSE CSR Seal, Gildan’s presence on this panel reflects a deep commitment to sustainability leadership in Honduras. As part of our ongoing environmental stewardship, we continue to align our business strategy with climate-related opportunities. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect

Behind our iconic brands, there’s a specialized foundation that strengthens our ability to make a better T-shirt. With more than three decades of developing large-scale manufacturing expertise, our vertically integrated model shapes how apparel is made end to end. In a Fashion Redressed II film, presented by Global Fashion Agenda, our Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain, Israel Salinas, walks viewers through the various stages of operations at our manufacturing facility in Honduras. Thanks to our complex ecosystem, the future of apparel is woven into every T-shirt we make. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect #FashionRedressedII Learn more: https://bit.ly/4epWPhG Watch the full film, produced for us by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions: https://bit.ly/4oGV96R

What does it take to make a better T-shirt? In a new film that is part of the Fashion Redressed II series, presented by Global Fashion Agenda, and produced for us by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, we invite viewers inside our supply chain to see how innovation and sustainability help bring our vision of Making Apparel Better® to life. Featuring Israel Salinas, Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain, the film follows the dyeing stage of a Comfort Colors® T-shirt and highlights the people, processes, and continuous improvements behind our products. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4uNKjgA Watch the film on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4oGV96R #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect #FashionRedressedII

We are one of the largest domestic consumers of U.S. cotton—and how we source it matters. Representing approximately 80% of the fibre we use in our apparel, we’re committed to continuously improving our cotton traceability across our supply chain. As part of the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol program, we started using the Protocol Consumption Management Solution to digitally trace the U.S. cotton used in our products from its source. Part of operating responsibly means strengthening our supply chain transparency and accountability. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect

Our recent medical brigade in the Dominican Republic delivered 75 specialized surgeries over five intensive days, directly improving patients’ health and quality of life. Made possible by 13 volunteer medical specialists, the surgeries treated conditions including tonsil and adenoid disorders, eardrum perforations, septal deviations, thyroid problems, and more, transforming the lives of patients who would otherwise not have had access to specialized care. Since 2012, this initiative, in partnership with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Hospital in North Carolina, has provided nearly 8,000 free medical consultations and helped more than 1,600 patients. With the support from our 85 employee volunteers, the brigade reflects our ongoing commitment to expanding access to specialized healthcare in the communities where we operate. #MakingApparelBetter

Over the last few years, our Next Generation Sustainability strategy has driven significant advancements across key environmental, social, and governance areas. Last month, we published our 2025 Sustainability Report, where we outlined how Gildan is delivering against our vision of Making Apparel Better® across the globe. Check out some of the highlights. #MakingApparelBetter #MadeWithRespect Download the report: https://lnkd.in/edsdJ8SC

Through our Community Investment Program in Nicaragua, we recently invested in improvements at the Samuel Calero Child Development Center, directly enhancing the learning experience for early childhood education. Civil and electrical upgrades optimized key spaces, including two infant areas, three preschool classrooms, and a dormitory, resulting in safer, more functional learning environments. Through initiatives like this, we’re strengthening education and building stronger communities with greater opportunities for new generations. #MakingApparelBetter