Riples Africa
Growing More Than a Clothing Brand
At TALLTOGS, we believe success should be measured by more than the clothes we sell.
Since February 2024, we have proudly partnered with Ripple Africa, supporting long term tree planting and forest conservation projects that help restore the environment while creating lasting opportunities for local communities in Malawi.
Our partnership isn't simply about planting trees. It is about helping families build a more sustainable future.
Ripple Africa works directly with communities to establish tree nurseries, restore forests, improve biodiversity, reduce deforestation and create sustainable sources of timber and firewood. Their programmes also support schools, farming communities and local families by providing practical skills that create long term environmental and economic benefits.
As a growing business, we recognise that every company has an environmental footprint. While we continually work to build durable clothing that lasts longer, we also believe it is our responsibility to give something back. That's why every month we continue to support Ripple Africa's incredible work.
During the 2025/26 planting season, the programme supported 1,039 farmers across three districts in Malawi, resulting in the planting of more than 1.2 million tree seedlings. Beyond restoring forests, these projects help improve food security, reduce soil erosion, create future sources of income and strengthen communities for generations to come.
Every TALLTOGS customer becomes part of that journey. Together, we're not just creating better fitting clothing for tall men. We're helping create a greener future for people and the planet.
2025/26 Impact
Partnership Timeline
- 1,039 farmers supported
- Over 1.2 million tree seedlings planted
- Communities empowered through sustainable forestry, education and environmental restoration
"We're building more than a clothing brand. As TALLTOGS grows, we want our positive impact to grow too. Supporting Ripple Africa allows us to help restore forests, strengthen communities and leave the planet in a better place than we found it."
