Sustainable Swimwear Brands Making a Splash
Most swimwear brands rely on synthetic materials like virgin polyester and nylon as their base materials. When using new synthetic materials these can be…
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Meet the Maker: Dick Moby Sustainable Sunglasses
Dick Moby was established in 2012 after founders, Tim and Robbert, returned from a surfing trip where the sea and beaches were full of…
Meet the Makers: Happy Nes Earphones & Accessories
Happy Nes is an ethical, handcrafted accessories brand specialising in small-batch, handmade, everyday products. Meet Turkish founders, Nesligul and Ilan Karaso, and learn about…
Meet the Makers: Organic Basics Sustainable Underwear
Organic Basics sustainable underwear is a Copenhagen-based brand built by four Danish guys who were frustrated by the fashion industry; specifically big branded, overpriced…
Workers, Water, Waste: 3 Reasons to Choose Sustainable Fashion Over Disposable Fashion
With an increasing shift towards conscious consumption worldwide (for both worker and planetary benefits) there are increasing reasons to opt out of disposable fashion…
Meet the Maker: Ound Botanical Dyed Scarves
Ound was founded by fashion designer, Paula Delgado, with an almost meditative approach and as an alternative to the “broken system” that is fast…
Detox Your Wardrobe: Synthetic Dyes vs. Natural Dyes
Our skin is the body’s largest organ and has the potential to absorb everything that we put on it. This is less of a…
Meet the Maker: Hannah Rings Jewellery
Hannah Upritchard has been making Hannah Rings jewellery in London for almost 10 years now. Each Hannah Rings jewellery piece is made with unique…
Meet The Maker: Natasha Tonic Sustainable Swimwear
Natasha Tonic sustainable swimwear launched in 2017 from a motivation to create positive change in an industry that relies heavily on polyester – one…