LONDON – Retail giant Marks and Spencer (M&S) has announced that it has increased its investment in sustainable fashion brand Nobody’s Child.
In 2020, Nobody’s Child became the first independent label to be marketed through the M&S website and the retailer acquired a 27% stake the following year.
M&S says it has now provided fresh funding to support the growth of the brand which aims to use more sustainable materials, partner with ethical factories and target zero waste.
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