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Sustainability

In 2025, Total Image became a B Corp Certified business, joining a global community using business as a force for good. For us, it recognised something we’ve believed in for a long time: doing business well means considering the impact we have on people, communities and the planet.
From responsible sourcing and ethical manufacturing to eco-friendly packaging and zero uniform to landfill, every part of our operation is shaped by a commitment to people, planet, and long-term impact. We invite our clients and partners to be part of that commitment.
OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS
A snapshot of the progress we’re making for our people, communities and planet.
B Corp Certified
From responsible sourcing and ethical manufacturing to eco-friendly packaging and zero uniform to landfill, every part of our operation is shaped by a commitment to people, planet, and long-term impact.
Recycle - Reuse
1,268.5kg uniforms recycled
1.53 tonnes of uniforms recycled
54.3 tonnes of paper & cardboard recycled
727kg of soft plastics diverted from landfill.
42% - Our 2030 target
Reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 42% by 2030, from our 2023 baseline. This target supports our broader commitment to reducing our operational footprint and continually improving the environmental performance of our business.
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Certified B-Corp
Our Impact Report shares the progress we’re making to reduce our footprint, improve how we source and deliver, and support a more responsible future for people, product and planet.

Certified B-Corp
Our Impact Report shares the progress we’re making to reduce our footprint, improve how we source and deliver, and support a more responsible future for people, product and planet.
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Impact Report
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
Responsibility runs through every part of Total Image, from the factories we partner with and the materials we source to the way we package, recycle, support our people and contribute to our communities.
It’s all part of creating positive impact through the choices we make every day.
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Faq's
Many unwanted uniforms can be diverted from landfill through specialist textile recycling pathways. Eligibility depends on garment composition and the recycling solution available.
We continue to reduce unnecessary packaging and use lower-impact alternatives where suitable, including compostable satchels and responsibly sourced or recycled packaging materials.
Yes. We can review fabrics, garment longevity, inventory, packaging, delivery and end-of-life options to identify practical opportunities to reduce impact.
Our responsibility approach includes creating a supportive workplace and contributing to communities through volunteering, partnerships, donations and team-led initiatives.
Our sustainability content and Impact Report provide more detail on the progress we are making across manufacturing, supply chain, packaging, recycling, people and community.





