Henry Poole’s Sustainability Policy

Henry Poole & Co. Ltd

Sustainability Policy

Version: July 2026

Henry Poole & Co. Ltd is committed to conducting its business responsibly and sustainably while preserving the exceptional craftsmanship and heritage that have defined the Company since 1806.

Sustainability is inherent in the bespoke tailoring model. Every garment is individually commissioned and made to order, eliminating mass production and unnecessary overstock. Our garments are handcrafted by highly skilled cutters and tailors at our premises on Savile Row, London, ensuring high standards of craftsmanship, ethical employment and product longevity. Many garments are worn for decades and passed on to future generations, supported by our alteration and repair services, extending their useful life.

We are committed to working with suppliers and partners who share our values of quality, integrity and responsible business practices.

To support our sustainability objectives, Henry Poole & Co. Ltd will:

• Comply with all applicable environmental legislation and relevant regulatory requirements.
• Use energy, water and other natural resources responsibly and seek opportunities to improve efficiency.
• Minimise waste by reducing, reusing and recycling materials wherever practicable.
• Consider environmental factors when purchasing goods and services and work with suppliers that demonstrate responsible sourcing and sustainable practices.
• Reduce the environmental impact of business travel where practical while continuing to provide an exceptional service to our international clientele.
• Maintain our longstanding repair and alteration services to maximise the lifespan of our garments and promote sustainable consumption.
• Encourage employees and business partners to adopt environmentally responsible working practices and to contribute to the Company’s sustainability objectives.
• Review our environmental performance periodically and identify opportunities for continual improvement.

As a heritage bespoke tailoring house, we believe that craftsmanship, durability and timeless design are fundamental principles of sustainability. By creating garments of exceptional quality that are made to last, we aim to minimise waste while preserving traditional British tailoring skills for future generations.

This policy will be reviewed annually and updated as necessary.

Approved: July 2026