This report delves into the critical aspects of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability within the UK clothing industry. It begins by identifying and discussing major challenges, such as government inefficiency, high investment costs, demands for greater disclosure, increased consumer interest, changing employee behavior, and working conditions. The report then evaluates best practices for businesses in this sector, emphasizing ethical and moral considerations like labor-intensive techniques, brand image building, and environmental protection, referencing examples from companies like H&M and Zara. Finally, it offers recommendations, highlighting the importance of socially responsible policies, supply chain management, and stakeholder engagement to foster long-term success and global responsibility. The report underscores the need for companies to adapt and prioritize CSR to meet consumer expectations and achieve sustainable business outcomes.