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Our Story
BAM started 20 years ago with a purpose; to show you can build a successful business whilst doing the right thing, environmentally and ethically. The world of sustainability has been a rollercoaster over those last 20 years and we have been on a journey. Although our goals and initiatives have evolved over the years, we remain focused on that purpose.
We’re a certified B-Corp
Being a purpose driven business from day one, B-Corp felt like a natural fit for BAM. By certifying we can demonstrate that we work towards the highest standards of environmental and social governance.
For BAM, it’s not just about the badge. It provides not only a legal framework but also practical guidance for embedding our founding principles into our day-to-day business operations. Finally, as a small business, being part of the global B-Corp movement empowers us and amplifies our impact.
Closing the Loop
Transitioning away from a linear take-make-waste economic model to a circular economy is one of the best ways we can conserve and protect our planet and its precious resources.
From using recycled materials, to resale partnerships, to our award-winning 73 Zero circular collection. Closing the loop is crucial and we’ve been leading the way the industry does it.
Post-Wear Project
We offer a free take-back scheme called out Post-Wear Project meaning you can make sure your BAM clothes come back to the right place, for the right recycling.
Pre-Loved
The best thing we can do in the clothing industry is make high quality clothes that can be kept in ciculation. That’s where our Pre-Loved site comes in giving customers access to our database to resell their worn BAM pieces and get back 120% of the sale price in BAM credit.
Who Makes Your Clothes?
Transparency is key to real accountability and change in this industry, and brands cannot begin to address their impacts until they understand them. This starts with tracing who makes their clothes, right back to source.
You can scan the QR code on every label of our clothing and trace right back to who made it.
