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Reporting Period: 2025
At Bare Home, we recognize the importance of conducting business responsibly and working with suppliers who share our commitment to ethical business practices.
We are committed to strengthening our due diligence processes and improving visibility throughout our supply chain to help identify and reduce the risk of forced labor, child labor, modern slavery, and human trafficking.
This Modern Slavery & Supply Chain Transparency Statement describes Bare Home's responsible sourcing program and the steps taken by JP E Commerce LLC (dba Bare Home) during the 2025 reporting period to identify and reduce the risk of forced labor, child labor, modern slavery, and human trafficking within our business and global supply chain.
This statement is published to support Bare Home's transparency obligations under applicable laws, including Canada's Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Supply Chains Act, the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, where applicable, and the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act.
Bare Home is a U.S.-based designer, importer, and retailer of bedding and home essentials.
Our products are sourced through a global network of manufacturing partners and sold primarily through e-commerce and retail channels.
Bare Home currently sources finished goods from approximately fourteen primary Tier 1 suppliers located in:
China
India
Pakistan
Turkey
Many of our suppliers are vertically integrated and perform multiple stages of manufacturing within their own facilities.
While our greatest visibility is at the Tier 1 supplier level, we continue to strengthen oversight throughout our supply chain.
Before becoming an approved supplier, prospective manufacturers undergo a qualification process that includes review of:
Manufacturing capabilities
Factory information
Quality management systems
Social compliance documentation
Supplier self-assessments
Applicable certifications
Suppliers are also required to acknowledge Bare Home's Supplier Code of Conduct, inspection requirements, and compliance expectations.
Where appropriate, suppliers may be asked to provide corrective action plans to address findings identified through third-party social compliance audits.
Bare Home maintains several processes to support responsible sourcing, including:
Supplier qualification and onboarding
Review of supplier self-assessment questionnaires
Review of third-party social compliance audits
Third-party inspection requirements
Ongoing supplier evaluation
Review of corrective action plans, where applicable
Suppliers are expected to maintain current social compliance audits throughout the business relationship.
The global textile industry presents inherent risks relating to forced labor and child labor.
To help manage these risks, Bare Home:
Reviews supplier social compliance documentation
Requests country-of-origin information for selected raw materials where elevated risks have been identified
Prioritizes vertically integrated suppliers to improve supply chain visibility
Requires disclosure of manufacturing locations and approval of new production facilities
Reviews third-party social compliance audits, including WRAP, BSCI, Sedex, or SMETA audits, where applicable
Employees involved in sourcing and procurement receive training related to responsible sourcing, including:
Identification of forced labor and child labor risk indicators
Review of third-party audit reports
Internal compliance and inspection processes
Applicable regulatory requirements
Bare Home periodically reviews its responsible sourcing program through supplier due diligence and compliance activities.
During the 2025 reporting period:
Active suppliers maintained current third-party social compliance audits.
Supplier compliance documentation was reviewed during onboarding and when new manufacturing locations were introduced.
Supplier Self-Assessment Questionnaires formed part of our due diligence process.
No confirmed instances of forced labor or child labor were identified through supplier audits, assessments, or other due diligence activities.
Bare Home continues to strengthen its responsible sourcing program by:
Expanding visibility beyond Tier 1 suppliers
Enhancing supplier due diligence
Improving audit oversight
Continuing employee training and awareness
This statement has been approved by the management of JP E Commerce LLC (dba Bare Home) for the 2025 reporting period.
Approved by:
Daniel Tombers
Director of Supply Chain
Date: 6/23/2026
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