LONDON – Fashion care and repair specialist Clothes Doctor has secured a £1 million investment, which will be used to make new hires as it scales its operations.
The burgeoning British business offers a range of ‘sustainable’ laundry products, in addition to alteration and repair services, that align with an ethos centred on keeping items in circulation and out of landfill.
Lulu O’Connor, the firm’s founder, commented: “We are delighted to be developing our business so that more people are able to use our vegan products to wash, repair and care for clothes, in the hopes that an undeniable and long-term difference will be made to the sustainability of the fashion sector.”
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