You may have seen the name ‘Tencel’ knocking around the sustainability space. Tencel is a business with their toes dipped in both fashion and science. They have their own trademarked fibres including ‘Lyocell’ and ‘Modal’ – both made from wood. Their slogan vows to “define a new standard of sustainability”; but do they? Tencel fibres…
How to get a green wardrobe A green wardrobe is one you open and feel excited and proud. You always have something to wear and your attitude towards fashion is mindful of its greater impacts. But this wardrobe can look very different from person to person. So let’s discuss some ideas! The most sustainable clothing…
Greenwashing is when an unsustainable company markets itself or its products as sustainable. This could be through a variety of methods; direct or indirect, visual or otherwise and can come in many forms – which makes it difficult to spot. It could be anything from posting a picture for Earth Day on Instagram to choosing…
How sustainable can packaging be? When fashion companies send out products, they have to be packed safely and securely so that the clothes arrive in the perfect condition they left the factory in. The job of packaging is to protect from damage and to provide an ‘unboxing’ experience – displaying the items in an aesthetic…
Bronte Moon, a wool manufacturer, has published an article arguing that wool is better than cotton. They cite the durability and other characteristics of wool as the reason for its superiority, with wool being; Warmer and keeps you insulated in the winter Has wicking properties that keep moisture away from your skin Is naturally flame…
We care about your wash We strive to create as little waste as possible in the clothing industry. We want to be a zero waste brand with only recycled materials. Laundry labels are also often materials that are annoying to wear and therefore thrown away. That is why we want to make a difference.…
The concept of an office might have changed and shifted over the last year, but there are always a few key elements that make up a workplace. Things like computers, printers, bins, stationary, mugs and plates, electricity, heating and bathroom items exist in almost all workplaces, be they a large corporate office or a corner…
Organic means grown without pesticides or herbicides, which are harmful to the planet and the farmers who work with them after repeat exposure. Non-organic cotton is not sustainable because it does the opposite, using frequently toxic chemicals to grow and dye it. Cotton has the potential to be an extremely sustainable resource. It is…
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