RAG IN THE COMMUNITY

Our Key Partnerships

At RAG, we believe in creating a positive impact beyond our stores. Through long-standing charity partnerships, donations, and community initiatives, we aim to uplift those in need and give back to the communities where we operate.

Logo with a large stylized T and the words "Thread Together" and "Clothing Communities".

Since 2019, RAG has proudly supported Thread Together, an organisation that collects brand-new end-of-line stock from fashion brands and distributes it to people in need.


$160K Commitment: RAG has fully funded a van with a specialised fit-out ($40K per annum for four years) to ensure garments reach those who need them most.


100,000+ Items Donated: We’ve donated over 100,000 brand-new garments to individuals and communities in need.


Website: threadtogether.org

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Since 2021, RAG has donated over 17,000 kg of garments for disaster relief efforts.


Website: redcross.org.au

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We’ve partnered with UPPAREL to upcycle or recycle garments that cannot be donated, ensuring nothing ends up in landfill.

Through UPPAREL’s UPCIRCLE service, customers can also return old garments for responsible disposal.


Website: upparel.com.au

Graphic with red chains and the words "Be Slavery Free" in bold black text.

We are committed to eradicating modern slavery in our supply chain and work closely with Be Slavery Free to ensure ethical sourcing.


Website: beslaveryfree.com

The QIMA logo in red color with the text 'QIMA' on a transparent background.

Our quality and compliance partner QIMA audits and monitors our social, environmental, and ethical standards across suppliers.


Website: qima.com

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We partner with Better Cotton to improve cotton farming practices globally, focusing on water efficiency, reduced chemical use, soil health, biodiversity, and workers’ rights.

Goal: By 2026, 50% of our cotton will be ‘more sustainable cotton’, including Better Cotton.


Website: bettercotton.org