Ocean Journal

What qualifies a pair of jeans as “sustainable”? We cut through the greenwashing to break down exactly what it takes to craft the finest sustainable organic or recycled denim jeans.

PRE-ORDER is a slow fashion tactic that reduces waste to a bare minimum. It forms the foundation of our production system. So why are some TWOTHIRDS styles ready to ship? We take you through 5 key scenarios.

Where does an eco-friendly dress’ raw materials come from? What’s a sustainable t-shirt’s carbon footprint? Supply chain transparency provides answers for fashion brands & customers.

There are many reasons you should choose our sustainable underwear over fast fashion alternatives. We checked in with our chief underwear designer, Marina, to find out more.

These 6 highlights made 2022 extra special! The last 12 months taught us so much and left us more certain than ever that our mission to save the ocean is one worth pursuing. 

TWOTHIRDS offers winter clothing at discounted prices to help clear our stock and reduce waste! Read about how our winter sales are part of a revolutionary and efficient production system.

From wild walks to eco-conscious reading, we’ve got 10 of the best tips to help nurture your kids’ environmental awareness. Read on for more.

We’re all guilty of overconsumption at Christmas, a habit that leads to many negative environmental impacts. Here are 5 ways to make your Xmas 2022 celebrations sustainable. 

Looking for outstanding outerwear that lasts through the seasons? Discover our sustainable jackets that are treated with a special renewably-sourced finish. Stay dry and protect the planet. 

For the merriest Xmas, make sure you’ve got the right TWOTHIRDS style for him. From fan favourites to new designs, we’ve got 13 of the most delightful eco gifts that even Santa couldn’t beat! 

Kick-start your Xmas shopping with this definitive guide to all your gifting needs! We present 13 of our most irresistible items that will make her smile in style. 

November always poses the same dilemma: should we shun sale season or find a way to harness it, to reach sustainability goals by running what we call, Blue Friday/Blue Week?