Anthropologie is a full-lifestyle shopping destination with a diverse range of products, including clothing, accessories, and furniture. They prioritize self-expression and cater to creative individuals who value personal style and thoughtful interior décor. With their Green Initiative, Anthropologie focuses on using sustainable materials and partnering with artisans around the world to create heirloom-quality pieces. Arhaus, on the other hand, was founded on the idea of sustainably sourced furniture and décor that is built to last. They partner with artisans globally and use reclaimed and recycled materials whenever possible. Arhaus also complies with the California Transparency in Supply Chain Act to prevent human trafficking and slavery in their supply chains. While Anthropologie has certifications like OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 for some products, Arhaus has the Sustainable Forestry Initiative certification for select items. Anthropologie participates in Nest's Ethical Handcraft Program specifically focusing on promoting ethical labor practices in the handcraft industry. Arhaus's program has a broader focus on supply chain transparency. Anthropologie claims to offer various sustainable benefits such as handcrafted, made in the USA, artisan handmade, reclaimed wood, recycled materials, and responsibly sourced materials. However, Arhaus does not make any specific claims regarding sustainability. Overall, both retailers have a commitment to sustainability but approach it from different angles. Anthropologie emphasizes creativity and personal style while partnering with artisans globally. Arhaus focuses more specifically on sourcing sustainable materials and ensuring transparency in their supply chain practices.