Minimise Environmental Footprint

Students are the leaders of our future. But without a planet, there is no future. Which is why, as a company, we aim to minimise our environmental footprint in all we do.

Sustainable Products

By applying high specification manufacturing practices on all our items, Ranier delivers on both comfort and durability. Ranier produced garments are regarded as the longest lasting in the industry, surviving multiple hand-me-downs.

Ethical Supply Chain

Ranier works with a select number of factories to ensure long term mutually beneficial relationships. These factories understand and support our commitment to minimising our ecological footprint and upholding our commitment to ethical labour practices.

Supporting Our Farmers

As a 100% Australian owned company, Ranier is proud to support our local farmers by sourcing and using Australian merino wool across our range of woollen and wool blend items.

Healthy Products

Health and safety is paramount in our supply of school uniforms. All garments are free from the harmful chemicals often used in garment manufacture (eg. formaldehyde). Each supplier to Ranier is mandated to provide appropriate certification to guarantee their fabrics are toxic free.

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Modern Slavery

Ranier is committed to respecting human rights and is opposed to modern slavery and exploitation in all its forms. This commitment extends to identifying, assessing and addressing risks within our operations and supply chain.

Ranier recognises the definition of Modern Slavery as outlined in The Australian Modern Slavery Act 2018 as including eight types of serious exploitation.

Ranier garments are produced both in-house in Australia, as well as offshore with trusted manufacturing partners. We build long term supplier relationships and demand high standards from our suppliers, striving to make garments that are both high quality and produced under fair conditions. Ranier employs a team of full time quality control staff offshore to oversee production. By having our staff regularly visit our suppliers and manufacturers, we gain increased visibility of our supply chain and the working conditions in the factories that produce our garments.