Zoe of Zinfinity is an inclusive jewellery designer-maker and creative workshop leader.
Wolf & Badger is the B Corp-certified home to more than 2000 independent brands from around the world, creating a forward-thinking global community built upon the age-old pillars of skill and craftsmanship.
Our aim is to make cycle journeys in Camden safer and more enjoyable for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just curious about cycling, we are here to support you!
Saras Fix is an independent repair business based in Bloomsbury, specialising in laptops, phones, and handheld gadgets. With over a decade of experience, we also volunteer to organise free Repair Cafés across London, promoting sustainability through electronic repairs.
The City of London Corporation is the governing body of the Square Mile, London's financial district. Our mission is to support and educate everyone who lives, works, learns and explores here to adopt circularity.
ReLondon is a partnership of the Mayor of London and London’s boroughs to improve waste and resource management in the capital and accelerate our transition to a low carbon circular city.
At Sustainable Merton, we're working to reduce consumption-based waste locally. We want to support every Merton resident to reduce, reuse, repair, recycle and rethink waste through our circular economy project, The Wheel.
Friendly fashion atelier in the heart of Crofton park.Offering alterations, made-to-measure, repairs, sewing lessons, bridal services and pattern cutting.
Community Cycleworks is a social enterprise on a mission to teach people bike repair skills, increase their opportunities to ride and changing mindsets about cycling.
Revive-All is a repair hub at Save the World Club, a reuse and upcycling charity, based in Kingston upon Thames. Our mission is to prevent waste and landfill, repairing or upcycling where we can.
FixIts reusable, hardening putty sticks are the ultimate DIY tool for people who care about the environment and want to repair and reduce waste. Fixits sticks are heated in boiled water to become a moldable repair putty that hardens within minutes and is endlessly reusable.
Artillery are delighted to be coordinating the Waltham Forest Festival of Reuse and Repair in 2025. Our projects mobilise skills, talents and ideas in neighbourhoods bringing people together across generations and cultures as creative changemakers.
Palava is an independent, women-founded brand. We’re full of character and so are our dresses! We make unique and colourful clothes that people love, want to wear always and keep forever.
Spin Ventures is a venture fund and accelerator dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular economy in the consumer and retail space. Through pilot programs and investment, we help brands integrate repair, recommerce, and regenerative solutions into profitable business models.
Stitch-School teaches skills for repair, sewing, embellishment through community events, workshops and educational kits.
West London Waste Authority (WLWA) is a statutory Waste Disposal Authority (WDA) responsible for disposing of waste produced by 1.7 million residents, collected across the London Boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames. This includes the waste collected from households and at household waste sites.
Tooting Repair Club is part of the growing Repair Club movement. Run by fixers for fixers, we meet weekly to share tips and skills, and generally have a fun time while working to get a wide range of misbehaving everyday gadgets back up and running and ready to go back into people's homes.
Through our network of Fixing Factories, you can give your things a new lease of life. From tablets to toasters, a talented and creative group of fixers will help you repair your stuff and teach you new skills.
White Weft extend the lifecycle of denim through circular design and innovative repair and upcycling techniques that breathe new life into old jeans. In 2025 they have embarked on a challenge to repair 1000 jeans from their Brixton Studio.
Welcome to the Monday Mending Club! Join us on the first Monday of each month for a evening of social sewing. It's the perfect opportunity to chat, connect with new people, and make friends while giving your clothes a new lease on life.
The Mend's mission is to inspire and equip DIYers to extend the life of their clothing, through our circular fashion hub which collates best-in-class upcycling, tailoring and customisation projects with supporting tutorials.
The London Borough of Redbridge, also known as Redbridge Council, is the local authority for the London Borough of Redbridge in Greater London, England. It is a London borough council, one of 32 in London.
We are a sustainable clothing brand dedicated to creating timeless, stylish pieces with a commitment to ethical craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. All our garments are designed and made in-house at our shop, where we bring new life to reclaimed fabrics. By combining minimalist design with classic silhouettes, we craft clothing that not only lasts but also celebrates sustainability and individuality.
We provide the tools and support to help people repair broken items, make new things from rescued materials and support the change from a throwaway culture to a circular economy.
Reiss is a high-end fashion retailer known for its modern and sophisticated clothing across womenswear, menswear, accessories and childrenswear. We offer a wide range of apparel, from everyday wear to formal attire, with a focus on quality and style.
Fashion-Enter Ltd (FEL) is an award-winning social enterprise specialising in ethical and sustainable garment manufacturing. With Fast Forward and SMETA accreditation, FEL champions skills development through education, apprenticeships, and training, supporting emerging fashion talent and sustainable industry practices across the UK.
Trash Club is a global community of conscious creatives brought together by our shared vision to make the creative industries more inclusive, sustainable and equitable, which we achieve by advocating for social, racial and climate justice
The London Borough of Sutton is committed to encouraging and enabling residents and businesses in the borough to repair and reuse, helping them save money, conserve resources and protect the planet.
PLATFORM is a premiere concept store in the heart of Central London that showcases the best of independent brands. We carefully curate designers and artists that speak to the future of fashion: sustainable, well-made and carefully designed.
Kingston Hive is a collective of local volunteers who came together to take over a disused cycle hub in the town centre, transforming it into a community space to benefit people and planet. The climate and ecological emergency is the biggest challenge of our time. We believe empowering ourselves and each other is the way to challenge it.
A project run by Voluntary Action Harrow, we work hand-in-hand with the local community to give unused laptops a second life. We collect donated laptops, keyboards, mice, and cables from individuals. These donations are then cleaned, repaired, and tested by our team of dedicated volunteers to ensure they’re in working order.
Primark is an international fashion retailer employing more than 80,000 colleagues across 17 countries in Europe and the US. Founded in Ireland in 1969 under the Penneys brand, Primark aims to provide affordable choices for everyone, from great quality everyday essentials to stand-out style across women’s, men’s and kids, as well as beauty, homeware and accessories.
We are a sewing social enterprise, we host sewing classes and community projects for children and adults from our friendly sewing studio and around Lewisham.
Transition Town Kingston (TTK) is a local community group (formally an "unincorporated organisation"), part of an international movement educating and campaigning on the climate and nature crises and encouraging the transition to a sustainable low-carbon future. We aim to create a resilient local community by: exploring alternatives to fossil-fuels; encouraging sustainable consumption and food production; supporting practical projects; organising events and workshops; sharing ideas, skills, information and news.
Give Your Best is a social enterprise supporting people experiencing clothing poverty and tackling clothing waste. Visit our pay-it-forward clothing shop in Islington Square, where we have just launched a new repair service thanks to ReLondon's ReWear grant.
A vibrant and innovative social enterprise protecting the historic Clitterhouse farm buildings in north Cricklewood. Since 2013, Our Yard has been transforming the place into a sustainable hub alive with a garden, cafe, workshops to create positive economic, social and environmental change in the community.
Greener and Cleaner believe in positive actions and solutions for everyday life to make green living and working the norm. We are galvanising and equipping people with inspiration, resources and skills to work towards change.
We'd much rather breathe new life into our old products than see them added to landfill. That's what our Lived & Loved services are here for. Because the most sustainable product is the one you already own.
Big Local Works is an economic support and regeneration charity based in Bermondsey. Our goal is to build local people’s economic resilience, reduce poverty and its effects, and support people to become more financially independent.
We aim to make London Bridge the most sustainable place to do business with our 'Towards Zero Waste' strategy. We are collaborating with ReLondon and other to help businesses REDUCE and REUSE as much as possible.
Vivobarefoot is a barefoot footwear and natural health brand. We're a B Corp on a mission to reconnect people back to nature and their natural potential.
In 2019 Lewisham Council was one of the first local authorities to declare a climate emergency, and since then, we’ve made some great progress towards our ambition for Lewisham to be net zero carbon by 2030. Despite the positive progress, the scale of the climate crisis remains a pressing challenge, and this is why we're glad to be partnering with Repairs Week.
Bee Smith designs and hand makes hats and headpieces for all occasions from her London studio. Her signature style seamlessly blends classic elegance with vintage glamour, empowering women to look and feel confident.
Nudie Jeans is a Swedish denim brand known for its sustainable and ethical production practices. Founded in 2001, it emphasises organic materials, repair services, and a commitment to reducing environmental impact through transparent craftsmanship.
NOW Gallery is a free, public exhibition space for contemporary art and cross disciplinary practice, with an ever-revolving programme of free to attend work from established and emerging artists, designers and other creative practitioners.
We are a group of 5 repairers all of whom operate in the same street in Westminster. Church Street is home for all of us; each of us strives to offer high quality repair services from shoe renovation to clothing repair.
As part of a 25-year PFI initiative, Veolia works in partnership with Southwark Council to collect and process recycling and rubbish from Southwark as well as manage the state-of-the-art Integrated Waste Management Facility that processes recycling from 2 million households.
Waltham Forest Council is tackling the climate emergency head on, and our mission to 'consume less, recycle more' is at the heart of this. With initiatives like the Library of Things, the Repair and Reuse Directory and our upcoming 2025 Festival of Repair and Reuse - we are excited to be part of Repair Week!
Hillingdon Council is committed to offer its residents access to a green borough and a sustainable waste management service. The council's waste and recycling department is working to promote good recycling practices across the borough as well as initiating waste prevention projects and events. As such, we are organising regular and free Repair and Reuse Days where we invite the local community to reuse the things they already have by offering free repairing workshops, as well as advice and information about sustainable living with the support of our partners.
Traid is a charity retailer on a mission to change fashion for the better. In the UK, we collect and curate second-hand clothes for resale in our London charity shops, giving fashion a new lease of life. Globally, we fund good causes that support and empower the people who make our clothes, from organic cotton farmers to garment workers.
Camden’s vision is to be a clean, vibrant and sustainable borough.
The grassroots movement for everyone making our city greener, healthier, and wilder. London became the world’s first National Park City in July 2019, with the aim of creating a city where people, places and nature are better connected.
We service, repair, and sell pre-loved bikes. We sell new cargo bikes. We give free maintenance lessons, and we support the cycling world. We also organise leisurely bike rides.
Sport Company, making sport accessible to the many, and showing that most of our products are repairable through our workshop circular services or by DIY.
Marisol Cordoba started La Modista back in October 2021, with the aim of making a difference in the West London community by teaching people from all walks of life how to create, alter, and repair clothing. Since then, we have come a long way, and La Modista has now become a Community Interest Company. We continue to reach people in Hammersmith & Fulham (and beyond!), inspiring them to live more sustainably by repairing and repurposing clothing.
West Central London Fixers brings together repairers and the community to fix their electronics at its repair events. The idea is to nurture repair culture in the community. Electronic waste is our fastest growing waste and we do not know where most ends up. WCLF works with several London Councils to deliver its services across London. Training is a key part of our strategy. Our mission is to enable behavioural change with respect to the London's relationship with electronics: repair & reuse before recycling.
Hackney Council's Zero Waste Hackney Programme is all about turning preloved damaged items into wonders! We help residents repair bikes, electricals and textiles, making it easy to be eco-friendly while saving money. Join us in the adventures of reuse!
East London Waste Authority is a Statutory Waste Disposal Authority (WDA), responsible for the disposal of waste collected by its four Constituent Councils (the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, Havering, Newham and Redbridge). ELWA also provides four public Reuse and Recycling Centres for local residents.
Makers Cabinet designs high-quality drawing and writing tools. We believe products should be built to last. This is why we host a free community repair day at our office very so often to share our repair skills and tools with our community in a world designed around planned obsolescence.
Inner London borough committed to fairness, justice and equality. Working to achieve NetZero by 2030 and following own Circular Economy Action Plan.
Fabrications is Hackney’s beloved sustainable textile studio and shop, founded by Barley Massey. For over 25 years, Fabrications has championed upcycling, mending, and "Cradle to Cradle" principles. Whilst offering workshops and events all year round in our "Re Imagined" studio space downstairs.
London-focused app tackling common home-recycling challenges to ensure everyone can live an eco-friendly lifestyle.
Roll up to get your bike checked over and fixed for free! Our Dr Bikes can make sure your bike is roadworthy and replace some parts, fix your puncture, re-oil your chain, tightening up your saddle & handlebars so that you can cycle confidently in to Spring!
Ealing Repair café encourages the mending of clothes and textiles. We want to get more people valuing and wearing their clothes for longer and to move away from fast disposable fashion. We run friendly monthly gatherings around Ealing, giving suggestions and show examples of repairs done by our community.
The co-founders are four Chiswick residents with an interest in the environment. We met in 2022 through the Hounslow Environmental Champions programme online. When we started meeting up for coffee in real life, the idea for the Chiswick Repair Cafe was born. People bring their broken or worn items to the Repair Cafe and our volunteer repairers help them to mend their things, teach repair skills, or give advice on what can be done. Visitors pay for any necessary parts and are asked to make a donation to the Repair Cafe running costs.
At Westminster City Council, we are working hard to reduce our impact on the environment and increase our recycling rate by introducing a city-wide food waste service as well as running events during Repair Week!
At our monthly Repair Cafés across Haringey, we give free advice/help in mending/fixing broken/faulty household items. We help local people to fix each other’s stuff by sharing expertise, and learning.
