Ocean Journal

What is a B Corp? Why does it matter that TWOTHIRDS has become one? And what does this mean for the future of our brand? Find answers to all these questions in this post.

We celebrate Earth Day 2023 with the launch of a brand new t-shirt designed by artist Javirroyo - who draws “to tell stories, to connect with people.” Find out more about this exciting collaboration right here!

As a newly certified B Corp brand, we have a few sustainable tricks up our sleeve! These five points range from seeking out seasonal produce to becoming an active environmentalist, via sustainable fashion. 

To B Corp or not to be: there is no question. We’re delighted to say that TWOTHIRDS is now a certified B Corporation, representing a huge step in our sustainability journey! Here, we take a look at why we were drawn to this certification. 

Join the Recover™ revolution! This recycled cotton fibre helps to reduce the impact our clothing has on the environment - including the ocean. 

Recover™ recycled cotton is one of the most sustainable fibres that we use. Find out how this revolutionary material can change the fashion industry - and your wardrobe - for the better!

As the environment becomes one of the biggest talking points in fashion and beyond, we pick 4 books that can help you make sense of everything from climate activism to sea rise.

Ethical loungewear is the solution to all your wardrobe worries. Why? You’ll discover 6 very good reasons in this need-to-know discussion of loungewear!

Have you heard about fashion’s potent impact on the planet? Read our report to uncover the 5 reasons it's bad for the environment and learn what you can do about it.

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. 

Fashion has a polyester problem. It’s a major polluter, doesn’t biodegrade, and sheds plastic. But is recycled polyester any better for the environment? Let’s find out.

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?