First and foremost, we design clothes to be worn. A lot. Over many seasons and hopefully by more than one person. We’re not about fast fashion; we’re about high-quality and versatile pieces that last, that are both good value and sustainable through use.

As part of this, and our goal to reduce emissions, we’re serious about the fabrics we use. We prioritise using recycled or renewable and responsible materials and have set ourselves the target of these making up 90% of all materials we use by 2025. To learn more about some of these lower impact fibres and fabrics, allow us to introduce you to our materials.

We are also continuously exploring ways of reducing the impact of the processes that our products go through – like our denim, which is all created with a low-impact washing process that uses less water than traditional methods.

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Circularity is about keeping materials out of landfill and in a continuous loop of use. For the fashion industry that means making clothes, footwear and accessories which can be used again or made into something else. We're excited to have partnered with the circular fashion platform Reskinned to make it easy to resell, repurpose or recycle the clothes you no longer wear through their takeback service. This means your once loved but now retired dress could get a new lease of life in someone else’s wardrobe, whilst your sadly stained T-shirt can be recycled and repurposed as part of the Cotton Lives On project, so it can become filling for a mattress provided to vulnerable community member living on the streets.

Good things come in sustainable packages. Our paper mailer bags, mailer boxes and tissue paper are made of sustainably sourced paper, and we’re phasing out oil-based plastic packaging. On the rare occasion where we package items in plastic bags, these are all made of sugarcane and can easily be recycled alongside other plastic bags at your local supermarket – we'll be phasing these out for a greener alternative in 2025. We’ve also consciously made the decision to use Royal Mail as our main delivery partner, due to their on-foot services and extensive electric vehicle fleet.

As for our catalogues, we use vegetable inks and FSC® certified paper in support of responsible management of the world’s forests. The production is carbon balanced, and the printing company used is a Carbon Neutral Company.

The way we care for our clothes can also make a huge difference to their overall impact. Simple swaps can reduce energy, water and harmful chemical usage – whilst also extending their lifecycle. That’s why we design the majority of our products to be washed at 30 degrees. You can find a number of our tips on how to care for your Hush pieces with minimal impact, and to ensure they stand the test of time, in our care guide.

We recognise that real change also needs to happen beyond our own team and the four walls of our HQ. That’s why we’re building and strengthening long-term relationships with suppliers we trust, at home and abroad. Working together with our suppliers and our partners at The Reassurance Network, we conduct regular factory assessments at our established factory base – with a focus on social, ethical, chemical and environmental factors within these sites. You can find a list of our tier 1 factories here.

From the moment they start working with us, all our suppliers must sign up to our sustainability standards and adhere to a number of policies. These are outlined in our Modern Slavery Statement, published yearly in accordance with the Modern Slavery Act. We’re constantly striving to do more and look to make improvements every year, and we report on our annual activities in the statement, which you can read [here](https://www.hush-uk.com/on/demandware.static/-/Library-Sites-hush-content-global/default/dwdc014f84/images/content/hush-factory-list-131223.pdf).

We make clothes to turn up the joy, so it’s really important to us that you feel good both in and about the clothes you’re wearing. We believe that the most sustainable piece of clothing is the one that’s already hanging in your wardrobe, so we’ve always made our clothes to be worn a lot, over many years, and hopefully by more than one person. We don't claim to be perfect, but we're proud to be B Corp Certified™, which means we're part of a global community of businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental impact.

We're thrilled to have received our B Corp certification with a score of 85.0 (the pass mark is 80), through assessments of our governance, workers, community, environment and customers. Click here to download our impact report, and see how our scores compare to the rest of our sector.

Being a B Corp means we're part of a global community of businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental impact. Receiving our certification this year was a huge milestone, but it's by no means an end goal – as a business, we’re continually asking ourselves how we can do better. Better for the planet and better for people.

We care deeply about the kind of world we’re going to leave behind for future generations and are committed to minimising our impact on the planet as much as we can. That’s in everything we do – from our operations and supply chain to the pieces we make.

We’re focused on reducing our emissions so we can play our part in limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees. You can’t manage what you can’t measure though, so our focus over the past year has been on gaining a clear understanding of how much carbon we emit and understanding the actions we can take to minimise climate change.

Having calculated that we produced 34,290tCO2e (that’s ‘tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent’) in 2022, we are now using this as a benchmark from which to improve against. And using methodology shared by the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) we’ve set ambitious targets which can help us keep within 1.5 degrees of global warming.

We’re under no illusion that reaching these targets will be hard, but we have identified some obvious areas to focus on. For example, 57% of our emissions come from our products. So, collaborating with our manufacturers and looking at new fabrics and fibres is a key part of our roadmap. And, we’re empowering all our teams to get creative in looking for ways to save emissions, because we believe that even the smallest idea can contribute towards us being better for the planet.