Our Commitments to a better world

Company


Bespoke tailoring

Sustainability

The Fashion Industry has a key role to play in creating a better and more responsible world. At Kyle Ho, we are committed to contributing to the industry’s efforts to achieve net zero. As a participant in the British Fashion Council’s IPF Low Carbon Transition Programme, we are actively shaping our business in line with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement.

Here’s what we are doing.


Sourcing materials & services responsibly

We favour a short supply chain across our production processes. Our accessories, fabric and creative services are sourced locally, reducing our carbon emissions and supporting local communities. We also privilege and reuse production offcuts, limiting our product waste.

Promoting sustainable consumption

We make-to-order, ensuring each item is uniquely crafted to avoid mass production and limit production waste. Our emphasis on bespoke tailoring ensures that each garment is crafted with precision and care. We produce timeless pieces with high-quality fabric. Our clothes are made to last, be resold and Reuse.

Growing with circular fashion in mind

We repurpose leftover fabric from previous collections as well as other fashion houses. Our accessory partners use up to 100% recycled materials to craft their pieces. We do not use synthetic, hard-to-recycle materials in our clothes. As we grow, we continuously strive to consider our clothes’ full-life cycle when driving our business forward.

Working with the industry to drive sustainable growth

Kyle Ho actively takes part in the Institute of Positive Fashion’s initiatives, notably the Low Carbon Transition Programme. The programme is supporting London-based businesses decarbonise their supply chains by implementing low carbon transition plan. Kyle Ho also benefits from the Fashion District’s Evo Fashion, a programme promoting a holistic approach to business strategy, focusing on supply chain sustainability, ethical working standards, channels to market, and investment readiness.

We know this is a beginning. The industry can and must do more.

We are here for it.