M&S has announced a new partnership with sustainable brand expert and campaigner Livia Firth and her consultancy Eco-Age. Working closely with the M&S buying and design teams, Livia has put together a capsule wardrobe to meet the working woman’s needs, all taken from the retailer’s existing autumn clothing collections. Each item represents one or more examples of M&S working with integrity, from being made in a specifically accredited factory, to being made of sustainably sourced fabrics. The Edit, handpicked by Livia and fully assessed by Eco-Age features a range of wardrobe essentials, including two looks for the office, one for the evening and a weekend outfit. By selecting from its main collections the retailer aims to highlight how integrity is woven into the fabric of the business. Also included are key wardrobe essentials from coats to jeans to simple jersey pieces and an easy to wear day dress. The Edit has just launched in 13 stores and online.

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