A revolutionary rebirth: Deadstock fabric can be rescued from the waste piles and turned into beautiful garments! Find out how this helps to fight fast fashion and whether or not it’s sustainable in this post. 

With the arrival of our late summer sales comes reflection on the consequences of fast fashion sales on local businesses. While working within the industry does mean participating in this dynamic to a degree, we offer a sustainable alternative.

Viscose is a soft, versatile fibre that often wins comparisons to silk. So why do TWOTHIRDS try their best to avoid it? 

Ever wondered what makes a clothing brand truly “ethical”? We unpack some of the common factors and home in on one particularly ethical material.

Fed up of being greenwashed left, right, and centre? This new EU regulation could make a difference. We evaluate it from the unique perspective of what we know best: sustainable fashion. 

Nacho is our stellar web content editor. He’s also a true beach lover who knows a thing or two about sustainable boardshorts. Here’s his take on our new men’s range of eco swimwear.

From Big Ideas to immersive fiction, this list of ocean-themed books are guaranteed to deepen your love - and knowledge - of the beautiful blue. Summer reading list? Sorted.

Organic cotton is one of the most famous sustainable materials. So why is TWOTHIRDS turning against it? We still love organic cotton, but there are better options out there!

Here at TWOTHIRDS we’re incredibly proud of our ethical menswear range. Each piece is designed especially to care for the ocean, by none other than Toni Ramos.

Let’s get back to basics. Simplify your style with these beautiful sustainable products that are made from a majority of organic and recycled fibres. 

Some brands are getting cold feet about the terms that have served them so well. Does the rise of greenwashing mean we should reassess the language we use? In our opinion: actions speak louder than words. 

It’s often said that communities are the real changemakers. SEAQUAL INITIATIVE shows what can be done when these communities are linked together and focused on a single aim. Let’s fight ocean pollution.