Traid blog
02 / 06 / 26
Etienne, one of the farmers supported by Traid, PAN UK and OBEPAB to grow organic cotton. Image photographed by Gbèmèho Elisé Fanou Some moments in charity and campaigning work arrive quickly. Others take decades. Traid was the first charity to gain official recognition that reusing clothes was an environmental act that benefitted the people and planet further. We went on to…
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16 / 03 / 26
Harrods and Traid Join Forces for a Circular Future
16 / 03 / 26
We’re delighted to announce an exciting new circular partnership between Harrods and Traid. This collaboration is designed to keep fashion in use for longer, reduce waste, and ensure materials are responsibly managed across the industry. By combining Harrods’ commitment to responsible luxury with Traid’s expertise in collection, sorting, and reuse, this partnership will help repurpose surplus clothing and materials into meaningful resources. It’s a practical approach to circularity, turning surplus fashion into opportunities for…
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13 / 02 / 26
Trend to Traid was a three-week industry collaboration between Foundation students in Fashion Communication and Visual Communication Design at Ravensbourne University and Traid . The project challenged students to investigate and forecast key social, political, cultural, and environmental influences; trends which will be shaping the Spring/Summer 2026 fashion season (launching February 2026), and to translate this research into a cohesive,…
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