Ocean Journal

Clothing waste is a planetary problem, and yet it nearly always gets sent to the same places. Exploring fast fashion’s unsustainable and unethical treatment of waste. 

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. 

Want to use Ocean Day 2023 as the impetus you need to protect the ocean? Here are 6 ways you can do exactly that, so that oceans thrive for generations to come.

Natural dyes are the antidote to the fashion industry’s rampant water pollution. Here are the natural dyes we use in our eco fashion collections as well as tips on how to care for them.

You may have noticed: we’re big fans of TENCEL™ Lyocell’s low impact production! In this blogpost we explain the finer details of TENCEL™’s commitment to nature, and why we love this botanic fiber so much. 

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

The Winter Sales are a great time to get a good deal on winter clothing and other necessities. In this guide, we explain how to match up your purchases with your ethical values.

Offering a powerful solution to textile waste, Recover™ has developed an unusual way to create colour in clothing. It’s low impact, uses less water, and creates some mind blowing results!

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 explore 10 stunning style tips for one of the most beautiful months of the year. From colourful beanies to long socks - we’re talking sustainability from head to toe. 

Living slow, thinking fast. Put the brakes on unsustainable consumerism with this blog post on slow fashion brands. It’s time to fall in love with clothing again.