Learn about our retailers’ eco-initiatives this September
Discover how small changes at your favourite Castlepoint stores can make a big difference for the planet.
Boots
Turn your empties into rewards! Bring in five empty beauty or wellness containers, recycle them responsibly, and earn Advantage Card points when you spend £10 or more.
H&M
Clear out your wardrobe sustainably. Drop off any unwanted clothes, shoes, or textiles (any brand, any condition) and receive a voucher towards your next purchase.
River Island
Runs a Take Back scheme through its partner Reskinned. Customers can drop off three or more items (of any brand); returned textiles are resold, repurposed, or recycled with 0% going to landfill. Donors receive a £5 voucher off a £40 spend.
Marks & Spencer
Recycle your old clothes at M&S in partnership with Oxfam, and explore collections made with more sustainable materials. Every piece contributes to a greener future.
New Look
Bring back your worn-out fashion for recycling and enjoy discounts on new lines made with recycled fibres. Style that comes full circle.
Next
Next is committed to using 100% sustainable cotton by the end of 2025. Explore today’s ranges featuring eco-friendly fabrics for smarter fashion choices.
Costa Coffee
Save money and reduce waste with your reusable cup. Plus, bring any brand of takeaway cup to Costa for in-store recycling.
Starbucks
Join Starbucks and Too Good To Go to rescue unsold food. Pick up a discounted Magic Bag of pastries and drinks, and help fight food waste.
Hotel Chocolat
Sustainably sourced cocoa and reduced packaging mean indulgence with a conscience. Treat yourself — and the planet.
Asda
From cutting plastics to supporting local farmers, Asda is working towards more sustainable shopping every day.
Sainsbury’s
Dedicated to tackling food waste, reducing packaging, and improving energy efficiency. Every little helps the planet.
JD Sports
Step into sustainability. Discover trainers and apparel made with recycled materials, including Nike’s Move to Zero collection.
WHSmith (now TG Jones)
Recycle your old pens and stationery in-store. Donations support schools and organisations in need, giving supplies a second life.