Our Ethics Statement
At Revival Vintage, we’re a small team catering to a niche community of vintage fashion lovers. That allows us to make sourcing choices that reflect both our values and our passion for quality, long-lasting garments.
Responsible choices.
Where We Source
Locally First
Our first choice is always to buy within the UK — ideally from businesses close to our base here in Yorkshire. Our trouser braces are produced by a company just down the road, and our premium knitwear is sourced exclusively from high-quality, Scottish heritage brands.
Specialist Manufacturing
Our best-selling shirts and detachable collars are produced in Turkey, where we work with skilled partners who understand the construction and detail we require.
Long-Term Partnerships Abroad
We also collaborate with a trusted manufacturing partner in China, with whom we’ve worked for many years. They help us bring vintage-inspired garments to life with consistency and attention to detail.
Backed by Integrity
Quality, Compliance & Care
We carry out due diligence on all our suppliers, ensuring their standards align with ours. Our goal is to offer garments that are true to 1940s and 50s aesthetics, durable, and still relatively accessible without cutting corners.
Revival Vintage is fully compliant with General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR).
Our EU Representative:
Euify OSS B.V.
T.A.V. (Revival Vintage Ltd)
Prinses Margrietplantsoen 33
2595 AM, Den Haag
The Netherlands
GPSR@euify.eu
Doing Our Bit for the Planet
Packaging & Environmental Impact
We're committed to reducing our environmental footprint through conscious packaging, mindful reuse, and low-impact shipping.
Sustainable Packaging
We use biodegradable or recyclable materials wherever possible in our in-house product range — without compromising on presentation or protection.
Reuse & Recycle
We actively reuse incoming packaging and recycle materials across all operations, reducing waste at every opportunity.
Smarter Shipping
We group manufacturer orders into bulk shipments by land or sea, minimising air freight to lower our carbon footprint.
