Ocean Journal

Snuggle up to sustainability with our blog entry, which anticipates the cold snaps to come.

We’ve recently started using natural dyes on a small selection of garments. Find out what makes them special in this post.

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

Organic Cotton muslin is a seasonal highlight - but what’s the story behind this wavy fabric?

Protecting the planet and saving money don’t have to be mutually exclusive. We explain why we offer seasonal sales.

Equip yourself with the best raincoat for the coming season.

It’s one of fashion’s trendiest fabrics, but just how sustainable is recycled polyester? 

Pull your cords on: autumn’s (nearly) here. We shine a sustainability spotlight on corduroy, a fabric that never ceases to please.

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

Made from a nut grown in tropical rainforests, corozo buttons support local communities and are totally vegan. But what don’t you know about this interesting material? Get the facts here!

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

SEAQUAL® Yarn is making waves in the fashion industry through the recycling of marine litter. Discover this season’s top styles for men and women.

Made from 100% deadstock fabrics, our Limited Edition clothing is as green as it gets. Follow our team as they try it on for the first time.

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!

Ready to tackle the plastic problem? This journal entry dives into the main sources of ocean plastic and explains how recycled clothing could help.

Take the stress out of summer dressing with this quick guide to denim shorts. We’ve focused on the styles that are flexible and flattering.

Travel should be about discovering the planet, not destroying it. Here’s why we think sustainable tourism could be the future.

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?