Brands and Retailers
Textiles 2030 partners and members
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Visit siteNext
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Visit sitePrimark
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Visit siteTesco
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Visit siteJohn Lewis Partnership
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Visit siteSainsbury's
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Visit siteArgos
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Visit siteHabitat
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Visit siteTed Baker
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Visit siteMarks and Spencer
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Visit siteArco
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Visit siteJD Group
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Visit siteGymshark
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Visit sitePEP&CO
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Visit siteFrasers Group
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Visit siteAsda
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Visit siteASOS
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Visit siteBoohoo Group
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Visit siteDunelm
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Visit siteNew Look
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Visit siteMissguided
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Visit siteUrban Outfitters
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Visit siteMint Velvet
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Visit siteNobody's Child Ltd
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Visit siteThe Very Group
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Visit siteTurner Bianca
Re-use and recycling organisations
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Visit siteWorn Again Technologies
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Visit siteBritish Heart Foundation
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Visit siteOxfam
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Visit siteCancer Research UK
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Visit siteCTR Group
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Visit siteSalvation Army
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Visit siteSOEX
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Visit siteRe Fashion
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Visit siteSuez
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Visit sitePackaged Group
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Visit siteBarnardos
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Visit siteEast London Textiles
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Visit siteTextile Recycling International
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Visit siteCookstown Textile Recyclers
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Visit siteNathan's Wastesavers
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Visit siteSWD Premier Clothing Exports
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Visit siteJMP Wilcox
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Visit sitePink Elephant Group
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Visit siteThrift+
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Visit siteZoa
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Visit siteHirestreet
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Visit siteASTCO
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Visit siteOxfam Ireland
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Visit siteRoberts Recycling
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Visit siteZenith Textiles
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Visit siteChoice Textiles
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Visit siteChris Carey's Collections
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Visit siteIinouiio
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Visit siteSavanna Rags
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Visit siteThe Little Loop
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Visit siteBank and Vogue
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Visit siteThe Air Ambulance
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Visit siteProject Plan B
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Visit siteLoopster Ltd
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Visit siteSue Ryder
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Visit siteRecover
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Visit siteWorn Responsibly
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Visit siteSole Responsibility
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Visit siteLenzing Aktiengesellschaft
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Visit siteParker Lane Group
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Visit siteSharewear Clothing Scheme
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Visit siteWhering
Affiliates
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Visit siteBritish Retail Consortium
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Visit siteRecyclatex
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Visit siteCharity Retail Association
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Visit siteTextile Recycling Association
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Visit siteBritish Fashion Council
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Visit siteInstitute of Positive Fashion
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Visit siteThe Textile Institute
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Visit siteProfessional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide
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Visit siteFashion Roundtable
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Visit siteUniversity of Leeds
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Visit siteUK Fashion and Textile Association
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Visit siteUniversity of Glasgow
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Visit siteTextile Exchange
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Visit siteNottingham Trent University
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Visit siteManchester Metropolitan University
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Visit siteManchester Fashion Institute
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Visit siteGlobal Organic Textile Standard
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Visit siteACS Clothing
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Visit siteBAM
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Visit siteReward4Waste
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Visit siteThe Microfibre Consortium
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Visit SiteNorthumbria University Newcastle
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Visit siteThe University of Sheffield
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Visit siteSociety of Dyers and Colourists
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Visit siteRoyal College of Art UKRI Textiles Circularity Centre
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Visit siteDepartment for Environment Food and Rural Affairs
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Visit siteUniversity of Huddersfield
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Visit siteLab 2030
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Visit siteReLondon
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Visit siteTomra
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Visit siteAccelerating Circularity
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Visit siteUplift 360
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Visit siteAMBIO-N Circularsource
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Visit siteThe Sustainable Angle
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Visit siteBritish Institute of Interior Design
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Visit SiteThe University of the West of England
What do our pioneer signatories say?
The British Retail Consortium supports Textiles 2030 as an important step towards decarbonising and accelerating change within the UK fashion industry.