The purpose of this thesis was to determine which socially responsible business activities Caspar design, a textile company, could include in its business. Both primary and secondary data were used in this study. Secondary data was obtained by studying the professional and scientific literature, after which an empirical study was conducted on a sample of 182 subjects. The research approach used was a survey. After analyzing the data, it was found that although Caspar design already integrates environmental care into its business, there is room for improvement and Caspar design could improve both its contribution to environmental protection, and especially its concern for society and the local community. The company could further contribute to the preservation of the environment by introducing bags made of biodegradable and recycled materials and by using labels made of 100% recycled paper and ink based on soybean oil. Caspar design can also help minimize waste by holding clothing redesign workshops and by introducing clothing repair services in its store. Caspar design must also pay attention to size range inclusivity, and it would be desirable for the company to use diverse models in its campaigns. Caspar design could also contribute to society by making clothes that can be adapted for people with special needs. The company can help the local community by working with local suppliers, employing local residents and introducing discounts for socially disadvantaged individuals. In addition to conducting socially responsible business activities, Caspar design could also conduct philanthropic activities and donate money and clothing to non-profit organizations.