What: Marks & Spencer (M&S) has partnered with fashion-tech company Sojo to launch a dedicated clothing repair service, allowing customers to easily book repairs for M&S garments through a new online platform.

Why it is important: This collaboration supports M&S’s commitment to sustainability and the circular economy, making clothing repairs more accessible and convenient for customers. By offering this service, M&S aims to reduce waste and help consumers lower their carbon footprint, aligning with growing consumer demand for sustainable practices.

M&S has launched a new clothing repair service in partnership with Sojo, enabling customers to book repairs for M&S garments via a simple online hub. The service, which starts at GBP 5, is part of M&S's broader circularity initiative, "Plan A - 'Another Life'," designed to promote sustainability. This move reflects M&S’s commitment to extending the life of its products and supporting consumers in their efforts to reduce waste and their environmental impact.

M&S partners with Sojo to launch official clothing repair service