Continental Clothing Company Ltd

Continental Clothing Company Ltd is located in London, United Kingdom on 24-25, Quadrant Business Centre, 135, Salusbury Rd. Continental Clothing Company Ltd is rated 3.3 out of 5 in the category apparel & fashion in United Kingdom. Continental Clothing Company Limited is a multi-award winning manufacturer and direct wholesale distributor of ready-to-print T-shirts, sweatshirts, young fashion and childrenswear since 1994. It became incorporated in England and Wales in 1998. The Company was the innovator of the fitted T-shirt for the European music industry, and from those roots it continues to lead the way in terms of innovation and design. The focus has always been and will continue to be on creating high quality, expertly styled garments for markets such as fashion retail, music merchandise, leisure and corporate promotions. The Company owns four unique brands – Continental®, EarthPositive®, Salvage® and Fair Share™ – that are among the most up-to-date wholesale blank T-shirt brands in the world. The Company strives to provide the consumer with stylish, quality and value products that are fit for purpose. Continental Clothing Co. takes particular care with regard to the social, economic and environmental impacts of its production, throughout the supply chain – from the cotton field and raw materials through to final delivery. The Company publishes annually a detailed social report accounting for all its activities in the supply chain. It places great value on its relations with the suppliers, and works closely with them to ensure good, mutually beneficial, long-term cooperation. Over the last 12 years, Continental Clothing Co. acquired a reputation for its pioneering work in the field of sustainable clothing manufacture, covering the work on traceability, advocating the banning of child labour in the Uzbekistani cotton industry, supporting organic cotton farming, reducing the carbon footprint of its products by 90%, the development of a state-of-the-art clothing factory in India, and others. The Fair Share living wage project implemented in January 2016 and the “fighting period poverty” free sanitary pads scheme started in September 2017 are the latest additions to that list.