UK clothing company relocates to renewable factory
UK T-Shirt Printing, a division of fashion brand Rapanui, has relocated to a low-carbon factory on the Isle of Wight. The new 12,000 sq ft facility runs entirely on renewable energy, including hydroelectric, solar and wind power. The company prints onto organic cotton t-shirts produced by Rapanui in an “ethically accredited” factory in India, and creates branded items for groups including Lush Cosmetics, The Marine Conservation Society and the RSPCA.
COWES – Garment manufacturer, UK T-Shirt Printing, has moved its operations to a new low carbon factory on the Isle of Wight, which is powered entirely by renewable energy.

The company is a division of fashion brand Rapanui, and says the decision was a result of a substantial upturn in business related to its sustainable branded merchandise and in recognition of its supply chain’s commitment to sustainability and traceability.