Our commitment

FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

At LVMH, protecting the environment is inseparable from preserving the resources, ecosystems and craftsmanship that underpin the long-term future of luxury. Through its scale, influence and capacity for innovation, the Group works to help drive meaningful change across its industry and contribute to the protection and regeneration of natural ecosystems. Launched in 2021, LIFE 360 (LVMH Initiatives For the Environment) sets out the Group’s environmental ambitions through a series of measurable objectives for 2023, 2026 and 2030. The program is structured around five strategic priorities: Creative Circularity, Biodiversity, Climate, Traceability & Transparency, and Stakeholder Engagement.

As part of its commitment to continuous progress, LVMH continues to strengthen and expand its approach. Since 2023, LIFE 360 has been complemented by a dedicated water strategy tailored to the Group’s diverse activities, as well as new initiatives designed to support suppliers in their environmental transition. Progress is monitored across the Group’s 75 Maisons through a shared reporting framework, supported by a network of nearly 200 environmental correspondents. This structure helps track the achievement of LIFE 360 objectives while supporting the Group’s sustainability reporting requirements, including those related to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

In 2025, LVMH reached several important milestones. The Group launched the first LIFE 360 Awards, recognizing thirteen environmental initiatives developed by its Maisons, and introduced the LIFE 360 Business Partners program to help strategic suppliers accelerate their transition. As part of this effort, selected LIFE Academy training programs were opened to partners across the value chain. During the year, LVMH also reinforced the financial oversight of its climate commitments through the creation of a Sustainable Finance task force bringing together Finance and Environmental Development teams.

Together, these initiatives reflect a clear ambition: to help shape a more circular, more transparent and more regenerative future for luxury.

THE LIFE 360 ACTION PLAN

Objectives

2026Eliminate virgin fossil-based plastic from client packaging.2030100% of new products designed according to eco-design principles.Environmental management systems implemented across 100% of production and logistics sites.

Results

2025More than 314,000 meters of fabric upcycled.9,000 m² of leather upcycled.49% recycled materials in client packaging.7,400 tonnes of virgin fossil-based plastic used in client packaging.37% of Fashion & Leather Goods products designed according to eco-design principles (out of 9,461 products assessed in 2025).69% of Perfumes & Cosmetics products designed according to eco-design principles (with 70% of products assessed).Environmental Performance Index (EPI) score of 83.6/100, with 85% coverage based on the total number of product references.More than 10 million repairs, refills and product take-backs completed.€500 million in revenue generated through repair and refill services.

We must continue to be bold in reconciling humankind with life and preserving biodiversity.

Antoine Arnault

Image & Environment

OUR STRATEGIC PILLARS

The environmental challenges can be overcome only if everyone works together, which means getting public institutions, the private sector, scientists, NGOs and industry peers all on the same page.

Hélène Valade

LVMH Environment Development Director

LA MILLIÈRE, THE HOME OF THE LIFE ACADEMY

Located just 45 kilometers from Paris, La Millière is a remarkable 30-hectare site recognized for its rich biodiversity and natural heritage. In partnership with the association founded by Yann Arthus-Bertrand, LVMH inaugurated the first LIFE Academy campus there in October 2024, creating a dedicated space for environmental learning and engagement. Designed as an immersive environment for learning, experimentation and dialogue, the campus brings together employees, experts, partners, schools, NGOs and associations to explore the environmental challenges shaping the future of the Group and the luxury industry. Among its distinctive features is Guerlain’s Jardin des Partages, conceived as a place where people and nature come together in a spirit of exchange and discovery. As a hub for collective learning and innovation, La Millière plays a central role in LVMH’s ambition to provide sustainability training to all employees by 2026. In 2025, nearly 60% of employees had completed environmental training, compared with 38% in 2024. Through La Millière, LVMH is fostering a culture of environmental awareness and collective action, while reinforcing its commitment to driving long-term transformation through knowledge-sharing, innovation and collaboration.

314,000

meters of fabric upcycled.

7,400

tonnes of virgin fossil-based plastic used in client packaging.

49%

recycled materials in client packaging.

+10M

repairs, refills and product take-backs completed.

ALL INITIATIVES

LIFE in Architecture

The “LIFE in Architecture” guide, dedicated to sustainable building construction and operations, is now available as open source on the Group’s website.

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LIFE Academy

To train 100% of its employees in environmental issues, LVMH is committed to raising awareness and educating its talents about the challenges of preserving natural resources, biodiversity and climate change.

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LIFE 360 Business Partners

The success of the Group’s LIFE 360 strategy also relies on the ability of its suppliers to transform their own practices to reduce their impact on the climate, nature and resources.

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LVMH Circularity

Announced during the LIFE 360 Summit in December 2023, the creation of LVMH Circularity aims to organize all the channels for recycling packaging, products and their components, and to facilitate their reintegration into production lines.

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LVMH x UNESCO

Since 2019, LVMH has been a key partner in the UNESCO MAB (Man and the Biosphere) program, as well as in a joint project to combat deforestation in the Amazon, one of the main threats to the region's ecosystems.

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Nona Source

Launched in 2021, Nona Source is the first online resale platform for “re-sourcing” exceptional materials from the Group’s Fashion & Leather Goods Maisons.

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LVMH Gaïa

LVMH Gaïa blends science with creativity and excellence to help invent an innovative and sustainable future for luxury

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Maison/0

Maison/0 for regenerative luxury: Central Saint Martins and LVMH deepen their alliance to respond to the environmental emergency and mobilize emerging talents, through creative education.

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On the occasion of the ChangeNOW Summit and the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, LVMH reaffirms its environmental ambition and mobilizes its partners

LVMH takes an active part in the international ChangeNOW Summit held from April 24 to 26 at the Grand Palais in Paris. This event, dedicated to solutions for the planet, offers the Group an opportunity to reaffirm its environmental commitments, driven by its LIFE 360 strategy.

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