Sustainability

Here at Titch Designs we believe in sustainability for our planet. We also believe that fashion and bespoke businesses like ours should always be making a conscious effort to become more sustainable, eco-friendly and provide a fair wage for workers.

We are not perfect, but we are working to be eco-conscious at all levels of the business so that it is intergraded at the core of what we do. We still have a long way to go though and are trying every day to be more sustainable as a business.

    Our Sustainability Goals

    Eco-Friendly Materials

    By 2034 we aim to use all cotton or recycled polyester products.

    Sustainable Threads

    We aim to phase out raw polyester threads and switch to Madeira Polyneon GREEN as they become available to us.

    Polyneon GREEN

    Recycling waste fabric

    By the end of 2026 we aim to recycle fabric waste through a reliable fabric recycling plant.

    This will help us reduce our waste fibres by recycling them into useable material.

    Conscious Business Materials

    By the end of 2027 all our business materials such as business cards, leaflets, etc, will be made from recycled paper.

    We also want to source recyclable stickers.

    Eco-Friendly Packaging

    Continuing to use biodegradable and recyclable packaging.

    Our Enviro-boxes use 30% less CO2 to produce than standard boxes and the paper used to create our Hivewrap and Kraft bags is sourced from sustainable forests.

    Supporting Local Communities

    Continue working with schools through careers events, talks and work experience opportunities.

    By doing this we are empowering young people to explore careers in fashion. We are also raising awareness of sustainability through supporting small local businesses.

    Yearly Sustainability reviews

    We wish to constantly look at new ways to improve our business practices to support the planet, people and animals.

    Each year we review our practices to address the negative impact we have on our environment.

    Interested in finding out more about certification meanings and other sustainbiblity terms? Check out our glossary by clicking the button below.