• We make sure that samples don’t go to waste by donating over 100,000 garments a year to charities or organising sample sales for our staff.

• We are working with our suppliers on ranges that use recycled or organic materials.

• Products that we cannot sell are donated to charity or to our recycling partners so that it doesn’t go to waste.

• Our dispatch bags are made of recycled material and are 100% recyclable. We are also working with our partners to reduce the environmental impact of the rest of our packaging.

• We only buy renewable energy across our sites.

• We have gone paperless with all our returns.

• We are members of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, Sustainable Clothing Action Plan and the Microfiber Consortium, plus working on making our products better for the environment.

• Re-wear your clothes and accessorise in different ways.

• Rework your garment and make a new one – e.g. turn jeans into denim shorts.

• Swap your clothes with your friends when you want something new.

• Donate to charity shops when you’re done with old pieces.

• Always recycle – download the reGAIN app, bag up your old clothes and leave at a drop off point for collection.

• Take care of your clothes – wash them less, keep temperatures low and air dry to save money on electricity.

This is simply the start. We promise to keep monitoring our ways of working every step of the way, making better choices wherever we can, no matter how big or small. Every action counts. We won’t always get it right, but we promise to always try.

We buy our products in small quantities to help reduce overconsumption, waste and to keep everyone’s style personal. The percentage of stock that does not sell through therefore is low, meaning we can sell outstanding items to third parties to be sold as seconds, give items to charities or our recycling partners.

Washing clothes well helps to extend their life cycle, while also looking after the planet. The wash well guide is full of pointers to help you reduce the release of fabric fibres and be kinder to the environment.

• Wash less Only wash your clothes when they need it. Leaving longer between loads will ultimately prolong the life of your items.

• Fill it up Washing a full load results in less friction between the clothes and saves on your electricity bills.

• Keep it low Washing at low temperatures, will help to reduce the release of microplastic fibres in your clothing, which in turn reduces CO2 emissions.

• Bin it When cleaning the dryer, put lint in the bin and never down your drains

• Speed it up Long periods of washing can cause more friction between fabrics, so it’s always best to avoid long washing cycles.

• Look for eco-labels Some of the chemicals used in washing detergent can have a negative environmental impact, so try and look out for eco-labels

• Air-dry Save energy and money by air-drying your clothes when possible.