Sustainability

CELEBRATING TODAY, CONSIDERING TOMORROW

The fashion industry

Creates 5-10% of global greenhouse emissions.

Consumes 93 billion cubic metres of water annually.

Contributes one garbage truck full of clothes to landfill every second.

The fashion industry is the second biggest industry after oil and gas contributing to pollution.

Creating a more sustainable business

At Reform, we want to be part of the solution and take ownership over our impact.

How our recycled fabric is made

Waste breakdown

Plastic waste material is chopped, ground, washed and shredded into flakes.

Forming the fiber

The flakes are then melted into chips and spun into yarn.

Weaving the fabric

The yarn is then woven into rolls of fabric.

Creating your garment

The fabric is then used to create your made-to-order garment.

Our Sustainability Roadmap

Replaced packaging

Switched our product packaging to 100% recycled plastic. Annually this will see Reform reduce it’s waste from over 100,000 plastic bags to 100% recycled plastic which we encourage customers to reuse or re-purpose.

Introduced recycled fabric

Re-launched one of our foundation products, the trusty Polo switching the body fabric to 100% recycled polyester. This was done without compromising on fabric quality, durability or product offering.

Lining changed to recycled fabric

By April 2024 we intend to transition all product lining to 100% recycled fabric. You won’t be able to tell the difference but it will be better for the environment.