While fashion can never truly be sustainable, there are some steps we can all take to be more conscious about our clothing choices. More recently, this has become somewhat easier, thanks in part to the high street, so we want to shout about some of the simple ways we can all make better choices.

A few months back, Arket Archive was launched. The new platform allows you to sell your unwanted Arket items and buy secondhand Arket pieces for a fraction of the original retail price. It’s also become the place to go to find those sell-out pieces you missed out on the first time around.

When it comes to in-store, the Re.Uniqlo Studio is the place to repair or alter your favourite Uniqlo buys. If you’re London-based, you can also head to H&M’s Regent Street store for a one-to-one rental service, where you can be styled by the experts and borrow an outfit for an upcoming event.

Keep going to find out more about how the high street is giving back.

Did you know you can buy secondhand clothes at Arket and rent from H&M? How the high street is giving back