Musinsa said on the 22nd that it created an ESG (environment, social and governance) committee under the board of directors to strengthen ESG management and published the "2026 Musinsa Impact Report."
Musinsa launched the ESG committee in April and established operating rules in May. Composed of five board members, the ESG committee reviews and approves key ESG policies and status, including management of significant risks, response to climate change, safety and health, and supply chain and shared growth.
It also published the "2026 Musinsa Impact Report." According to the company, this is the fourth report since the first in 2023, and it standardized internal data calculation procedures and improved the accuracy of non-financial information.
The report presents key results in environment, social, and governance, and notably expands the scope of greenhouse gas emissions management to major subsidiaries. For the first time, it built and disclosed a greenhouse gas inventory (Scope 1·2) at the "Team Musinsa" level, including Musinsa Japan and Musinsa Logistics.
It also received third-party assurance from the Korea Management Registrar (KMR). In addition, by adopting double materiality, it selected five key issues: shared growth, local communities, resource circulation and waste, climate change and energy, and supply chain management.
Chief Executive Cho Nam-seong of Musinsa said, "We will deliver customer satisfaction through products and services that consider the environment and people, and continue to raise our ESG standards amid changing conditions."