Lowes X Worn Up: A Sustainable Partnership for a Zero-Waste Future

Lowes, a cherished Australian icon, has been in business for over 125 years, consistently providing quality clothing at affordable prices. From its modest start in 1898, Lowes has grown impressively, boasting over 200 stores across the nation while maintaining its status as a 100% Australian and family-owned entity. Today, the company offers a diverse range of products beyond just menswear, inviting customers to explore their extensive collection either online or in person at a store nearby.

In a conscious step towards sustainability, Lowes has partnered with Worn Up, an impactful business committed to upcycling non-wearable school, corporate, and sports uniforms into new products, such as furniture. Worn Up collaborates with schools, councils, businesses, and organizations with a two-fold mission: initially to design out waste by minimizing overproduction and utilizing sustainable materials, and subsequently ensuring these items avoid ending up in landfills.

With an ambitious goal set for 2030, Worn Up is striving to achieve a future with zero textiles in landfill, reflecting a shared commitment with Lowes to environmental responsibility and sustainable practices.