Drapers Conscious Fashion Awards 2025 winners revealed

The people leading the transformation of the fashion retail industry into a force for good gathered for Drapers Conscious Fashion Awards 2025 at Hilton London Bankside on 12 March.

By Samantha Warrington of Drapers

Drapers welcomed more fashion retail's change makers for the glittering awards ceremony, which followed Drapers Conscious Fashion Summit during the day.

Launched in 2019 as Drapers Sustainable Fashion Awards, our market-leading programme has expanded its scope to recognise and reward all aspects of sustainable, ethical and circular fashion.

Congratulations to all our winners, and a big thank you to our sponsors – Infor Nexus, Lectra, Oritain, Re&Up, Salvation Army Trading Company and TextiMag – who support us in hosting these awards to recognise and reward conscious fashion retail heading in the right direction for people and planet.

Jill Geoghegan, Drapers editor, said: "Fashion retailers, brands and suppliers are rising to the immense challenge before them. They are embracing their responsibilities and ability to make a difference, despite challenging trading conditions. Drapers Conscious Fashion Awards shine a spotlight on best practice within the industry and Drapers is proud to support and celebrate the positive change happening in fashion retail."

Recommerce Award

• Sign of the Times

  • Highly commended: Hirestreet

Best Social Enterprise or Charity Initiative

• Seasalt: Mind – Brave the Weather Together

Best Carbon Footprint Initiative

• Royal Trinity Hospice: Seven Steps to Sustainability

Brand of the Year

• Lucy & Yak

Sustainable Textile Innovation

• Colorifix: biological textile dyeing

  • Highly commended: BioFluff: Savian

Best Circularity Initiative (<£10m company turnover)

• Helen Kirkum Studio: new shoes made from old sneakers

Best Circularity Initiative (>£10m company turnover)

• Reformation: Climate positive by 2025 and circular by 2030

  • Highly commended: Salvation Army Trading Company

Best Use of Technology For Good

• Nobody’s Child – digital product passports

Empowering People Initiative

• ACS Clothing: Social Sustainability

Best Customer Engagement Campaign

• Sign of the Times: 1976 campaign

Power Product of the Year

• Wuka: Stretch Super Heavy Flow

Conscious Store Design

• Traid, Shepherd’s Bush, London

Positive Change Award

• Superdry

Retailer of the Year

• Wolf & Badger

One to Watch

• Purified

Change Maker of the Year

• Tamsin Lejeune, CEO, Common Objective