Updated five days a week with over 300 new products, TOPSHOP.COM is the ultimate fashion fix. Jam packed with all the styles available in our iconic London flagship store, Topshop.com enables you to stay ahead of the style set anytime you like. Here are the different departments you’ll find …

COLLECTION
Topshop is all about refusing to be pigeonholed. Each customer is an individual and relies on the brand to deliver everything from basics to cutting-edge trends. It’s the broad spectrum of ever-changing co lections that keep Topshop ahead of the style game.

MAINLINE
Topshop’s Mainline range is a one-stop shop for the seasonal wardrobe. Created by an in-house design team, the range of instant classics sits alongside the more specialist collections.

PREMIUM
Aiming to give the customer that little something extra, the Premium range uses premium fabrics and limited-edition designs. Absolute attention to detail is paid, right down to the linings and trims. Silk, chiffon and organza is used for dresses, blouses and skirts, whilst virgin wool and cashmere is used in coats – as well as angora, mohair and alpaca.

BOUTIQUE
Largely made up of cashmere blends and silk- based fabrics, the Boutique collection is designed to build into the
customer’s wardrobe. Although fashion-forward, the neutral colour palette and attention to style rather than trend ensures that timeless garments cross seasons and last for years. As part of Topshop Boutique, we also collaborate with a host of up-and-coming design stars. From Christopher Kane to Jonathan Saunders and Louise Goldin, we have produced capsule collections with some of fashion’s brightest stars.

UNIQUE
Launched in 2001, Unique showcases Topshop’s very own design talents to an audience of fashion savvy tastemakers. Although hugely successful since the start, Unique’s reputation truly rocketed when the collection’s SS06 show made Topshop the first high street brand to appear on schedule at London Fashion Week. Today it continues to remain ahead of the game, doing the unexpected whilst retaining its accessibility

COLLABORATIONS
Developing some of history’s most successful fashion collaborations has cemented Topshop’s reputation as a brand that knows its market inside and out. Queen of textiles and long-time design partner to Ossie Clarke, Celia
Birtwell’s vintage-print dresses and blouses caused a sensation in 2006, selling out in three minutes – and four further (including SS08) successful collections have followed. Kate Moss’ collection has been equally phenomenal, as pieces encapsulating the icon’s ever changing sense of style have frequently sold out and become a hit worldwide.

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Topshop has a number of charitable partnerships we work with on an ongoing basis. Most recently working with Traid, Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, Starlight and Peta. Previous partnerships have included Women's Aid and Refuge, The Terrence Higgins Trust, Charity Water, NSPCC and Make a Wish.

FASHION TARGETS BREAST CANCER
Fashion Targets Breast Cancer (FTBC) was established in 1990 by Ralph Lauren after his friend and fashion editor of the Washington Post, Nina Hyde, died of breast cancer. Launched in the UK in 1996 as part of a Breakthrough Breast Cancer initiative, FTBC now celebrates its 12th year.

Topshop have been working with Fashion Targets Breast Cancer since 2005 producing an exclusive shopper bag every year which is then sold in store and online with 50% of the proceeds going to support the charity.

PETA
Topshop have a long-standing relationship with Peta and believe very firmly that breeding animals for their skins cannot be justified. Every year millions of beautiful animals are stolen from their habitats in an unimaginable way, to be turned into fashion 'accessories'.

Since 2006 Topshop have worked with Peta, the largest animal rights organisation in the world, to help raise awareness of the cruel animal skin trade and continue with their stance of a no fur policy across all of its ranges.

TRAID
A new partnership for 2008, Topshop and TRAID launched 4 clothes recycling banks in the four flagship Topshop stores across the UK & Eire in July. TRAID (Textile Recycling for Aid and International Development) is a charity committed to protecting the environment and reducing world poverty through recycling and delivering educational programmes and campaigning within the UK.

Funds raised by TRAID through the collection and sale of reclaimed clothing and shoes help to divert waste from landfill and fund sustainable development projects in some of the poorest regions of the world. To donate your unwanted clothing just pop in store and drop off! London Oxford Circus, Manchester Arndale, Glasgow Argyle & Dublin St Stephens Green.

STARLIGHT
In celebration of Starlight Children's Foundation's 21st birthday, Kate Moss designed a must-have limited edition t-shirt as party of her High Summer 2008 collection. Starlight Children's Foundation is the leading national charity in the UK granting wishes and providing hospital entertainment for seriously and terminally ill children. Kate and Topshop have set a target to raise £75,000 - to be donated in full to Starlight. This will enable Starlight to grant an additional wish for a sick or terminally ill child every week over the coming year.

 

OUR PARTNERS
As a reputable company, we have a long-term commitment to the many people we touch - our employees, our customers and consumers, the workers who make our product and their communities, the suppliers who partner with us, as well as the global community. We recognise that these people and their representatives are our biggest asset and our partners.

OUR VALUES
Our core values relating to any of our activities are integrity, dialogue, transparency, excellence and innovation.

OUR INTENT
Through our programme, we intend to have a positive impact on the people we touch through our operations.
We encourage open discussions with any organisation wanting to improve our current working conditions and conditions within the communities we work in. Our programme will focus our attitudes, procedures and practices on the issues that are important to our stakeholders.

OUR PROGRAMME DETAILS
We have long-term relationships with our suppliers. We work with them to make lasting improvements to working, social and environmental conditions. Our programme is based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) core labour standards and other relevant guidance, good practice and regulations.

Our programme deals with issues important to our stakeholders, such as working conditions, livelihoods of the people who make our products, community involvement and the reduction of the environmental impact resulting from the manufacture, distribution and sale of our products.

When we deal with any issues raised by our stakeholders, we aim to keep them involved. We will continually improve our programme by seeking feedback and input from our suppliers and stakeholders.

OUR PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION
Our programme is continuous with key focus areas and performance targets for each coming year. At the end of each year, we will evaluate and report on our progress and determine the focus to make a difference in the following year.

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