Sarah leads textiles research at WRAP with a team that together, provides qualitative and quantitative research, convening stakeholders, a broad spectrum of economic analysis and environmental life cycle assessments. She has worked at WRAP for over 20 years and was awarded a PhD doctorate in sustainability from University of Surrey in 2023, for a life cycle assessment of circular clothing business models. Her core expertise is in decision support mechanisms for businesses and policy-makers.

Recent examples of my published work include in 2023, a Textiles Policy Options report and a Cost Benefit Analysis of policy options. In 2024: WRAP's Textiles Market Situation Report, as well as reports on Textiles Waste Hotspots, and the Textiles Post Consumer Landscape.