Our commitment to environmental and ethical trading

• At Simon Jersey we're constantly looking at ways we can develop and improve our working practises - in today's climate we believe that corporate commitment to ethics, social responsibility and the environment is extremely important.

  Here are just some of the ways in which we uphold those responsibilities:

  We always aim to provide superior quality at competitive prices, whilst seeking fair return on our shareholders investment and acting in accordance with current legal and ethic codes.

  Equal Opportunities
  Simon Jersey aim to be an Equal Opportunities employer and are determined to ensure that no applicant or employee receives less than favourable treatment.

• Ethical labour
  At Simon Jersey we audit all our first tier garment suppliers, to ensure they adhere to our high standards of compliance in terms of labour and working conditions and demand that our suppliers abstain from employing children in their facilities.

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  • Simon Jersey has achieved the Investors in People Standard which provides a framework helping us to improve performance and realise objectives through the effective management and development of our people.

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  • Simon Jersey operates a Quality Management system which complies with the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001: 2008 for the following scope: The design, manufacture and supply of clothes for people to work in.

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  • Simon Jersey is required to operate within the rules of the DMA's Code of Practice. The code is administered by the independent Direct Marketing Authority.

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  • Environmental Policy
    Our printers have taken steps towards carbon neutral printing, and in 2005 were awarded the 'Global 100 Eco-Tech Award' for fortification of sustainable forestry.

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  • The pulp used to make the paper for this catalogue came from sustainable forestry certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Paper that is FSC certified is sourced from forests that are managed to protect wildlife habitats and respect the rights of local communities. What's more, it's the only certification system supported by environmental organisations such as the World Wildlife Fund, Rain Forest Alliance, Greenpeace, Woodland Trust and Friends of the Earth.

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  • Please dispose of your old catalogue carefully by recycling it. It can be recycled along with your old newspapers and magazines but you must first remove the hardback cover.