Ocean Journal

You may have seen a special penguin icon attached to our 4-5 year old Kids Clothing, which says a lot about how much we love them! In this post we celebrate these playful birds and explain why they require urgent protection. 

What are the ingrained attitudes and habits that are holding you back from lowering your environmental footprint and that of humanity at large? It’s time to think big!

A great xmas getaway can produce memories that last a lifetime. Discover 7 practical tips to make sure that your trip is sustainable too.

It’s time to prepare your winter wardrobe! Organic corduroy, wool/recycled polyamide blends, recycled wool and recycled polyester are the 4 warm sustainable fabrics you should fill it with.

When trees hug back! Soft, silky, and sustainable: TENCEL™ Lyocell has an excellent reputation. In this blog post we look at how tree cellulose can be turned into a textile, and evaluate the eco outcome.

Starting to notice the cold? Get warm while protecting the planet with these sustainable jacket pointers. 

Lightweight, tough, and beloved by pandas: bamboo is a popular material. But is it sustainable? 

Learn how to take care of your favourite fabrics in an eco-friendly way with this easy guide.

Sustainability symbols explained! We guide you through many of our charming eco-friendly icons to reveal exactly what they mean.

Cities are wonderful places, but they could be so much better. We explore the world of sustainable urban living through 3 big ideas and a handful of bite-sized tips!

We answer your burning questions about the issue of net zero. What does it involve? Is it enough? And how will it slow Climate Change?

Our second eco report takes you through a year of recycling, reduced impact, and teamwork. Find out where we stand with sustainability. 

This year both TWOTHIRDS and our garments became Climate Neutral! The story of how we did it starts at the shore and ends in a tropical forest that absorbs CO2.

From New York to Hamburg, a new book puts “disappearing places” on the map. We talked to authors Christina Conklin and Marina Psaros about how our ocean is in crisis, but all hope is not lost.