sustainable fashion

John Lewis has expanded its repair offering to all stores from today (9 April) following a successful five-store trial.

H&M Group said it remained fully committed to its  sustainability agenda as published its sustainability report for the financial year 2024 today (27 March), outlining its progress in its sustainability strategy.

Drapers hears from Primark's product longevity and partnerships lead, Vicki Swain, about the retailer's continuing mission towards sustainability and why affordability can be synonymous with durability.

The Drapers Talks podcast returns with season eight, kicking off with a conversation starring Patagonia’s marketing and product director EMEA Tyler LaMotte, on how the outdoorwear brand is expanding its repair offering for its customers.

Melissa Bell, co-founder of pre-loved womenswear brand Atelier Ninety Five, is on a mission to get brands thinking more sustainably. From investment in long-lasting fabrics to the benefits of product care guides, Bell shares her learnings.

Brands and retailers are focusing on shipping and last-mile delivery to reduce impacts on the environment and their bottom lines. As part of Drapers Conscious Fashion Week, we examine their progress.

B Corp certified lifestyle brand Seasalt and vintage retailer Beyond Retro have teamed up to provide customers with one-of-a-kind pieces created with repurposed denim. Drapers finds out how the collaboration tackles textile waste.

London-based online fashion marketplace Cult Mia said it was preparing for a "transformative" year, as net revenue jumped 191% year-on-year in 2024.

The finalists for Drapers Conscious Fashion Awards 2025 have been revealed.

The first Drapers of 2025 brings you the predictions of the high street's biggest names, Drapers 30 Under 30 fashion retail rising stars, our 22-page autumn/winter 25 menswear buying, The Drapers Interview with Adanola and much, much more.

Stockholm-based fashion house Acne Studios has been awarded B Corp certification.

As the cost of living continues to bite, Holly Watkins, founder of secondhand clothing retailer One Scoop Store, argues that secondhand shopping is not a fad, but here to stay, and shares her tips on how to capture these consumers.