Nobody’s Child gets B Corp certification

Nobody’s Child has been granted one of the top accolades in sustainability with the fashion retailer acquiring tough-to-gain B Corp status.

Following a review of the company, it has received an overall score of 100.6 in its qualifying B Impact assessment, well above the B Corp pass mark of 80 and the fashion sector’s 80.9 average.

Posting on Instagram, Nobody’s Child said: “As we celebrate 10 years… we’re proud to announce that we’ve become B Corp Certified. This means we’re now part of a global community of businesses that meet high verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability. 

“This certification is more than a badge of honour – it’s a promise to a future of continual improvement.”

The company added: “From responsibly sourced fabrics and circularity principles to people-first policies, fair working practices and supply chain transparency, every decision we make at Nobody’s Child reflects a commitment to do better for people and the planet. Now, with B Corp, that commitment has been independently recognised.”

Becoming one of over-1,500-and-growing B Corp awardees in the UK who are “committed to ethical practices”, the brand has joined a growing list of industry recipients that includes Mulberry, Gandys, Ba&sh, Chelsea Peers, Endura, Scamp & Dude, Ganni, Gilda & Pearl, and Berghaus.