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
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Visit siteN Brown
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Visit siteFarah (Perry Ellis Group)
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Visit siteOliver Bonas
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Visit siteCleland McIver
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Visit siteRiver Island
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 Trading Company Ltd
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Visit siteSOEX UK Limited
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Visit siteRe-Fashion
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Visit siteSUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK
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Visit sitePackaged Group Limited
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Visit siteBarnardo's
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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 Ltd
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Visit siteChoice Textile Limited
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Visit siteChris Carey's Collections
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Visit siteSavanna Rags International Limited
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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 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 siteNewlife the Charity for Disabled Children
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Visit siteReskinned
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Visit siteJohn Cotton Group Limited
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Visit siteShelter
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Visit siteebay
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Visit siteTRAID
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Visit siteWard
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 siteSchool of Design, University 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 - Bamboo Clothing Ltd
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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 Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre
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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 siteUplift360
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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 SiteUniversity of the West of England
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Visit siteThe Fairtrade Foundation
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Visit siteProducts of Change
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Visit siteEuropean Outdoor Group
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Visit siteUAL Fashion, Textiles and Technology Institute (FTTI)
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Visit siteValpak Limited
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.