IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS

We launched our ground-breaking 75-year partnership with the National Forest; a celebration of our long-term commitment to sustainability, supporting our goal to be carbon neutral.
100% of the electricity powering our head office and UK stores now comes from renewable sources.
All of the paper for our store carrier bags and catalogues is either recycled or sustainably sourced.

 

OUR PACKAGING 

In the most recent Plastic Waste report published in March 2022, the UK Government continues to estimate that 5 million tonnes of plastic are used each year, of which nearly half is comprised of packaging.
Plastic waste can last for hundreds of years in landfill sites, or it litters the natural environment and harms ecosystems.
 

REDUCING WASTE
TO LANDFILL

We’re committed to recycling or diverting all our waste from landfill by 2025. The overall objective is to decrease the volume of waste generated in the first instance, and where waste is generated, to reuse as much as possible. Where waste generation is unavoidable, we’re committed to disposing of it in the most environmentally friendly manner.

DOES FATFACE USE 

FEATHER OR DOWN?

No. We are part of PETA’s list of retailers that have committed to keep feather or down out of our collections. Since summer 2017, we have not used down or feathers in any of our products. We instead use synthetic fillers, and where possible we use a partially-recycled polyester insulation that has similar warmth properties to down.
 

DOES FATFACE USE
FUR, MOHAIR OR ANGORA?

No. None of our products contain any animal fur, mohair or angora. This is due to the inhumane methods that can be used to breed animals for pelts and harvest mohair and angora.

IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS

Through our FatFace Foundation, we’re proud to have donated over 15,000 items in tailored packages to incredible charities across the UK, including Achieve Together, Blind Veterans, Change Grow Live, Childhood Trust, Guildford Action, Lewisham Vulnerable Adults, Marylebone Project, Reigate and Banstead Women’s Aid, Salvation Army, Samaritans, Sanctuary, Shelter, St Mungo’s, Vulnerable Care Sutton, and Whitechapel Outreach, as well as local churches and food banks. Plus...