Recognizing the growing emphasis on sustainability, InSchoolwear has made it a top priority to develop a fully eco-friendly uniform line. When they first began exploring eco-friendly options, the demand was minimal, but as environmental awareness grew, schools like St. Mildred’s Lightbourn School, Hillfield Strathallan College, Lauremont School, and Fern Hill School embraced the movement, sparking a wave of interest among other private and independent schools. This support gave InSchoolwear the momentum to launch its first eco-friendly uniform line, which has continued to evolve.

Today, 90% of InSchoolwear’s uniforms—including shirts, blazers, skirts, ties, and knitwear—are made from sustainable materials, such as recycled water bottles. In 2022, they expanded their offerings with a 100% recycled sportswear line, which has been a hit among schools across the country. The durability of their uniforms, which are designed to last twice as long as traditional garments, further underscores their commitment to sustainability.

InSchoolwear is also on the cutting edge of the "circular textile" movement. In the near future, all their products will be recyclable, with QR codes directing owners to donation points where used uniforms can be repurposed rather than discarded. This innovative approach will help reduce waste and promote long-term sustainability within the school community.

By resisting the trend of "fast fashion"—which promotes cheap, short-lived clothing—InSchoolwear focuses on producing high-quality, long-lasting uniforms. Their commitment to creating clothing that can be passed on and recycled not only minimizes environmental impact but also encourages a culture of mindful consumption within schools.

InSchoolwear is more than just a uniform provider; they are trailblazers in sustainable fashion, helping schools align their values with their attire. Their eco-friendly approach is shaping the future of school uniforms and raising awareness about the importance of environmental responsibility.