CALIFORNIA LAW

DISCLOSURE UNDER CALIFORNIA TRANSPARENCY IN SUPPLY CHAINS ACT OF 2010

The California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 (“SB 657”) requires retailers and manufacturers doing business in California to disclose what, if any, efforts they have taken to eliminate slavery and human trafficking from their supply chains.

COMMITMENT

Etro S.p.A. (“Etro”) supports the goals of SB 657 to eradicate slavery and human trafficking.

Etro is committed to ensuring that its relationships with suppliers are based on lawful practices. Etro expects its suppliers to comply with all applicable laws. To that end, all Etro suppliers warrant that they will not violate any applicable laws or regulations in their performance of services for Etro, and such laws would include those relating to human trafficking and slavery.

VERIFICATION

To verify each supplier’s compliance, Etro directly (not indirectly through a third party) conducts random on-site inspections of its suppliers’ relevant facilities.

ACTION

If it is discovered that a supplier has violated this warranty, including where the supplier has incorporated any material into Etro products not in compliance with any applicable laws, the violation will be considered a breach of Etro’s agreement by the supplier, which would entitle Etro to promptly exclude the supplier from its supply chain.