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About the Uniformity Project

At Uniformity, our mission is to recycle excellent-quality school uniforms and make them accessible to families in our community. We offer a cost-effective alternative to buying new, helping parents save money while promoting sustainability and reducing landfill waste.

We’re also proud to receive donated new stock from local supermarkets, meaning our uniforms aren’t just recycled — they’re often brand new, making Uniformity an even more affordable and high-quality option for families.

Re-new

Extend the lifespan of your uniform

Re-use

Offers Free Uniforms for parents

Re-cycle

Help the environment

Clothing We Provide

Jumpers

Skirts

Blazers

Cardigans

PE Kit items

Ties

Hygiene

Trousers

Shirts

In Partnership with the 'Brick By Brick' project, we also provide a range of toiletries, sanitary and hygiene products, all free of charge.

You can find more about the project and charity here:
https://www.thebrick.org.uk/

Domestic abuse is linked to poverty as a cause as well as an effect.

We are aware that women and single mums are disproportionately affected by poverty. Many people are unaware of the ways that the coexistence of poverty and domestic violence can: worsen the effects of the abuse; result in a significant loss of resources for the survivor; and reduce the likelihood of positive outcomes for the survivor.

Being impoverished prolongs the victim's imprisonment in the abusive cycle and frequently makes the process of trying to escape more difficult. Survivors, their children, and our communities are put at even greater risk when poverty and domestic abuse coexist.

One of our charitable aims is the alleviation of poverty. Whilst the Uniformity Project will not directly prevent domestic abuse, as preventing domestic abuse requires addressing several societal, cultural and personal variables, it can help foster more secure and engaging neighbourhoods, which may help reduce incidents of domestic abuse in a number of ways:

Recycling uniform programs often involve community engagement and awareness. By fostering a sense of community, individuals may feel more connected and supported, which can contribute to the overall well-being of community members. Uniformity will also provide volunteer opportunities for those rebuilding their lives from the effects of domestic abuse.

Where to donate

The uniformity shop - floor 5, Leigh spinners mill, leigh, wn7 2lb
HF works - Higher folds
The bridge - The avenue, Leigh
Asda Leigh - Atherleigh way

Tesco extra Leigh - The loom, Leigh
Morrisons Leigh
Golborne Library
Lowton social club, newton road, Lowton, Leigh

Help Keep Uniform Free - Donate Here

The community has recycled 6749 Items so far!

Please donate and help us recycle even more.

From May 2025, Uniformity will become a membership-based service to help us continue supporting families and growing our impact. If you choose not to become a member, that’s absolutely fine — you’ll still be able to access items individually for a small charge per item.

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