We’re making better choices every day and so are our stores. Cutting waste, saving energy and making the right decisions. We’re all in it together.
SUSTAINABILITY AT THE HEART OF BRAEHEAD
Sell your soles at Schuh
Want £5 off* new shoes? Of course you do!
The schuh Sell Your Soles scheme is back! Bring down your old, worn shoes and they’ll give you £5 off your brand-new pair.
You can redeem the voucher straight away in-store.
Too Big For Your Boots
If it’s outgrown kids’ shoes you’re looking to donate, look out for our Too Big For Your Boots initiative in any schuh kids store.
H&M Garment Collecting Program
The H&M Garment Collecting programme is the world’s biggest of its kind – they have garment collecting boxes in all of their stores globally.
Bring your unwanted textiles to H&M and they’ll make sure they get re-worn, reused or recycled. Earn 20 points and a £5 digital voucher.
The Perfume Shop
Did you know that the beautiful chandeliers on The Perfume Shop Braehead have been created from recycled perfume bottles?
Also, if you bring your old perfume bottles into the store, The Perfume Shop will recycle them and give you a discount on your next purchase.
Clarks
Clarks are known for looking after kids’ feet – but what about the Earth they walk on? Clarks are working to make children’s shoe collections more sustainable.
Primark
Let your pre-loved be re-loved.
Primark is making it easier than ever to recycle. With donation boxes in all 190 UK stores, you can drop off clean, unwanted clothes, shoes, bags, and textiles from any brand, in any condition—even towels, bedsheets, and pyjamas.
Whether it no longer fits, can’t be repaired, or just isn’t your style anymore, bring it in. Your old items will be sorted and given a second life-reducing waste and helping build a more sustainable future.
It’s simple, convenient, and good for the planet.
M&S
Marks & Spencer has been around since 1884, and they know how important it is to look to the future. Caring about their impact on the world today and in the future is good business. That’s why in 2007 they launched Plan A, the industry-leading sustainability programme.
In 2021, Marks & Spencer reinvigorated their approach to sustainability as part of their business transformation programme. The aim? To restore the business and brand to deliver long-term, sustainable, profitable growth for their investors, colleagues and wider communities.
OUR PROGRESS SO FAR
Our dedicated team works hard to keep improving our centre’s sustainability stats. We continually review these and work on new initiatives to improve the scores and stay at the forefront of sustainability.
