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31st State

31st State

Claimed Profile

6

Validated claims

12

Products with
validated claims

31st State

Profile Summary

31st State is a brand with products in the Bath & Body, Beauty, and Skincare categories. It has 6 proof points on Provenance. Its validated commitments are in the following areas: Community impact, Nature and animal welfare, Packaging and waste and Worker welfare.

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Community impact

2
  • Diverse ownership or leadership: Female-Led Business
  • Documented charitable giving: Donates to Charity

Nature and animal welfare

1
  • Vegan: The Vegan Trademark

Packaging and waste

2
  • Recycled, recyclable, or compostable packaging: Partly Recyclable Packaging and Widely Recyclable Packaging

Worker welfare

1
  • Additional workers commitments: Living Wage

Brand claims

Donates to Charity

Evidenced
In 2022 we donated 350 products to the Hygiene bank
Theme: Communities

Female-Led Business

Evidenced
Stephanie Pehl Capuano owns 31st State
Theme: Communities

Living Wage

Evidenced
Letter from accountants confirms all employees are paid above the Living Wage.
Theme: Workers

Products

12 products

  • Partly Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark
  • Widely Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark
  • Partly Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark
  • Widely Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark
  • Partly Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark

31st State

Foaming Face Wash

  • Partly Recyclable Packaging
  • The Vegan Trademark

About 31st State

Written by the company

31st State is here to give teen boys and young men the confidence to be the men the world needs them to be. Developed specifically for guys just as they enter the grooming market, 31st State is a tight edit of…

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