The Citizenry and Pottery Barn are two furniture retailers that prioritize sustainability and ethical sourcing. The Citizenry believes in creating homes with soul, story, and purpose by partnering with master artisans from different countries. They sell directly to customers online, eliminating middlemen, and offer handmade goods at reasonable prices. They also participate in the World Fair Trade Organization Guarantee. Pottery Barn, on the other hand, has been known for exceptional quality and value for over 70 years. They are a member of the Williams-Sonoma family of brands and have a global reach through their site, catalog, and stores. In terms of certifications, The Citizenry offers GOTS Certified, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, FSC Certified, and SVLK Timber Legality Verification products. Pottery Barn is GOTS Certified, FSC Certified, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, and Greenguard Gold Certified. Both retailers prioritize sustainability by obtaining certifications for some of their products. However,the notable difference is that The Citizenry offers organic cotton options as well as reclaimed/recycled materials while Pottery Barn does not make any unverified sustainable claims. In terms of equitable labor programs, The Citizenry participates in the World Fair Trade Organization Guarantee while Pottery Barn is involved in initiatives such as the Better Cotton Initiative,Renewal Workshop HERproject,Nest's Ethical Handcraft Program,and Fair Trade USA Certified. Overall both retailers focus on sustainability but The Citizenry places emphasis on partnerships with artisans worldwide to create unique collections while Pottery Barn has a long-standing reputation for exceptional quality,value,and global presence.