Introducing the new Sustainability Working Groups

In response, this week we launch our Sustainability Working Groups: online forums bringing together small groups of members - current Signatories of the Manifesto - from each of our sector categories to network and share best practice around our four pillars of sustainability:

1. Lead the transition towards a circular economy

2. Safeguard the environment and natural resources

3. Guide partners + suppliers towards sustainable practices

4. Advocate equal and respectful working conditions

These Working Groups will also help inform and shape our Sustainability work as it progresses. To learn more about the luxury sector's commitment to sustainability, and to join one of the Working Groups, please contact Stephanie Robinson and Charlotte Keesing on [email protected] and [email protected].

Scroll down to see the 50+ members who are Signatories - including founding signatories, Burberry, Harrods, dunhill and Johnstons of Elgin - with their representatives pictured above at the Manifesto launch back in January 2020.

The British Luxury Sustainability Manifesto Signatories

These are the Walpole member brands that have pledged their support to make British luxury a global leader in sustainability.

Harrods

Burberry

dunhill

Johnstons of Elgin

Mulberry

The SAVOY

Aiveen Daly

Anna Mason London

Asprey

Backes & Strauss

Boodles

Cadogan Estate

Carrier

Chapel Down

Chivas Brothers

Church’s

Cookson Adventures

De Le Cuona

Dugdale Bros & Co

Elegantes

Freight Brokers

Fortnum & Mason

Garrard

G . F Smith

Halfpenny London

Henry Poole

House of Hackney

International Direct Packaging

IPL

James Cropper

JING Tea

Jessica McCormack

Lisa Redman

Lock & Co.

Miller Harris

Molton Brown

Noble Isle

Oliver Burns

Ormonde Jayne

Pureprint

Rachel Vosper

Rapport London

Richard Brendon

Savoir

Stephen Einhorn

Turnbull & Asser

Trunk Clothiers

Victor

Vivien Sheriff

Votary

Winch Design