Anthropologie is a full-lifestyle shopping destination with a wide range of products, including clothing, accessories, furniture, home décor, and more. They prioritize self-expression and cater to creative individuals who value personal style and thoughtful interior décor. Anthropologie is part of the URBN portfolio and has over 200 stores worldwide. HAY, on the other hand, believes in good design for everyone. They collaborate with top designers from around the world to create high-quality products that are accessible to a wide audience. HAY draws inspiration from art, architecture, and fashion to offer a fresh take on everyday objects. They believe in the fluidity of personal and professional spaces and strive to meet diverse needs. In terms of certifications, Anthropologie has the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification for some products. HAY has multiple certifications including FSC Certified, SCS Indoor Advantage™ Gold, Ecolabel, and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. Additionally, Anthropologie participates in Nest's Ethical Handcraft Program while HAY does not have any certifications related to equitable labor programs. When it comes to sustainability claims, Anthropologie self-claims to offer recycled products, water-based finishes, low-VOC options,and eco-friendly delivery. However,Hay does not make any specific claims regarding sustainable benefits that are not verified by a third party. Therefore,the key difference between these two retailers is that Anthropologie self-claims certain environmentally friendly features in their products and delivery process while Hay does not make specific unverified sustainability claims.