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Looking for a kinder way to dress? Here are 14 stylish and sustainable vegan and cruelty-free UK clothing brands for men and women, categorised by size and budget. With more and more people in the UK interested in becoming vegan, many clothing brands are now following suit to adapt to changing preferences. The number of...

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The bedding you use can make a huge difference to the quality of your sleep. Cotton, for example, is much more breathable and cooling, compared to polyester blends. If you are looking to upgrade your sleeping situation, then try my top recommendations for the UK organic cotton bedding brands. For many of us, cotton is...

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If you’re looking for a cosy winter blanket that’s also kind to the planet, you’re in luck. Here are eight options, featuring recycled fibres, organic materials, and everything in between. There’s a sustainable and eco-friendly blanket to suit every budget. I’ve written about ethical bedding before, but what if you are looking for an eco-friendly...

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Looking for affordable sustainable clothing brands in the UK? Contrary to popular belief, ethical clothing isn’t always a byword for expensive. Here are my top picks of men’s, women’s, and gender-neutral brands offering ethical clothing lower at more affordable prices. Something we’re told with increasing frequency is that ethical clothing is expensive. Why shouldn’t it...

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Looking for ethical swimwear? Try my favourite sustainable and eco-friendly UK brands, catering for men, women, and children. Conventional swimwear tends to be manufactured from virgin plastics, which are made from fossil fuels. These include fabrics such as nylon and polyester. However, these plastics are far from fantastic. Brands like using these types of fabrics because...

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