Cottonopoly Trial Launches

Cottonopoly's first UK trial has launched at St Mark's CofE in Worsley, Manchester.

The initiative, which will begin in the upcoming Spring term, is a step towards providing high-quality, affordable school uniforms while championing sustainability efforts within the community. Through this collaboration, Cottonopoly and St Mark’s are committed to creating a positive impact on both families and the environment.

During the trial phase a limited number of complimentary school sweatshirts or cardigan are being offered in return for feedback on the scheme. Parents are only asked to provide a nominal deposit of £5, fully refundable upon returning the garment at the trial's conclusion.

To participate, parents simply need to select a jumper or cardigan in their child's chosen size by clicking the link below.

Click here to take part in the St. Mark's trial.

Even if not directly participating, all parents are invited to share their views on school uniforms through a short survey. All feedback is greatly appreciated and will contribute to shaping the future of sustainable school wear. 

David Oates, Founder at Cottonopoly, said, "We're thrilled to embark on this journey toward more sustainable and affordable school uniforms. Together with St Mark’s, we aim to make a positive impact within our community."

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